Dataset: missing and floating verses/pericopes

On a regular basis, someone asks in the forums for a list of the "missing" verses and one of us faithfully copies a list from Wikipedia. It would be helpful if Logos supplied the information: It should:

- list verses/pericopes that are missing in some modern translations
- list verse that appear in different location (think end of Jeremiah)
- but not list verses that are merely given different chapter and verse numbers

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