digit one with long upstroke

[pv4]

The current 1 (one) is very similar to l (lowercase l) especially in slab variant and for small font size. It would be great to have a variant with longer "upstroke" (not sure it's a proper name for the element of a glyph).

Currently (to get the result on the image above) I apply the following patch when building

diff -Napur Iosevka.orig/font-src/glyphs/number/index.ptl Iosevka/font-src/glyphs/number/index.ptl
--- Iosevka.orig/font-src/glyphs/number/index.ptl       2020-11-16 03:45:53.773586338 +0300
+++ Iosevka/font-src/glyphs/number/index.ptl    2020-12-20 20:20:07.551388652 +0300
@@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ glyph-block Digits-One : begin
                include : VBar (Middle + balance) 0 top
                include : dispiro
                        flat (Middle - HalfStroke * HVContrast + balance) top [widths topSW 0]
-                       curl (Middle - Stroke / 8 * HVContrast - HookX * 1.25 + balance) (top - Stroke / 8 - Hook * 0.75 * (top / CAP))
+                       curl (Middle - Stroke / 8 * HVContrast - HookX * 1.25 + balance) (top - Stroke / 8 - Hook * 2.0 * (top / CAP))
 
        create-glyph 'one.lnum.nobase' : glyph-proc
                include : MarkSet.capital

The coefficient 2.0 (instead of 0.75) was empirically choosen among variants with step of 0.25. 2.25 makes the upstroke look too long and the digit itself unnatural, 1.50 makes the upstroke not long enough to distinguish from the current variant. 2.0 appears slightly better visually then 1.75.

Could you please add the variant described (both base and nobase)?