agda-input.el: Add some missing characters #4104
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Some characters were missing because their numeric Unicode value is out of sequence of the others in that set, because the character might be doing double-duty. This also adds comments for some characters that are just plain missing from Unicode, as of the current standard (12.1), so that nobody else goes on a wild goose chase looking for them.
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Some characters were missing because their numeric Unicode value (code point) is out of sequence of the others in that set. However for those characters, the reason is that those characters are doing double-duty, rather than being actually omitted from the sequence.
This also adds comments for some characters that are actually just plain missing from Unicode, as of the current standard (12.1), so that nobody else goes on a wild goose chase looking for them when they notice that some letters are skipped.