Manipulate CSL bibliography before processing

[Denis Maier <denis.maier.lists-cl+VPiYnx/1AfugRpC6u6w@public.gmane.org>]

Hi,

is it possible to manipulate a CSL bibliography before Pandoc processes 
the citations?
Let's say I have one huge database, and I want to do ad hoc 
modifications, for example add a certain field to a couple of entries.

The specific use case would be this:
You write an essay about Kant, and you want to use the usual 
abbreviations (KrV, KpV, etc.), but you don't want to have those 
abbreviations in your main database. In  your metadata you could have 
something like this:

```
bibliography: bib.json
bibliography-modifications:
   - id: kant-id1
     add:
       - field: citation-label
         content: KrV
```

Of course, you can always implement this with some sort of 
pre-processing, e.g. with a python script. But a pandoc solution would 
be neat.

Is the content of the bibliography file exposed to the filter 
architecture before citeproc actually processes the bibliography?

Best,
Denis

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