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Replace duplicated glyphs with References and Fix carons #7

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Are you the kind of person that uses Comic Sans in presentations? Do you lie awake every night dreaming about a world where you could write your code in Comic Sans where it looks just as beautiful as on your dear presentations? Wait no more! I present to you **Comic Shanns**! The Comic Sans inspired monospaced font that's coming to a terminal or editor near you!

## Update 2023-03 (v1.3.0)
## Changelog

### Update 2023-03 (v1.3.0)
- Added aditional characters, like ƿ and ∃.

## Update 2023-02
### Update 2023-02
- Added Braille characters (⢩ ⢪ ⢫ ⢬ ⢯ ⢿ ⣁ ⣂ ⣃ ⣇ ⠿ ⠾ ⠪⠘), usually used for progress indicators in terminals.

## Update 2023-01
### Update 2023-01
- Added simple box drawing characters.
- Removed obsolete versions. Updating the Condensed version is still in consideration.
- Completely separating this fork from the original from now on.

## Update 2022
### Update 2022
- Check the version in the mono folder.
- This version has fixed glyphs so that all of them are properly monospaced now.
- Also added a more condensed version.

## Update 2020
### Update 2020
- Added terrible accents
- Some math characters
- Adjusted horizontal metrics
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## Usage
You can download it and install it like any other font.

## Editing and Building

The source of the font is in `src/ComicShannsMono-Regular.sfd`. You can open it
with FontForge and export it to whatever format you want.

You can also use the script `build.sh` to build the font from the command line.
Tt wil generate the ttf and otf versions in `fonts`.

Make sure that `fontforge` is installed and in your path. Then run `./build.sh`

```
$ ./build.sh
```

## What does it look like?
Like if someone made a version of Comic Sans that is monospaced.

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#!/bin/bash

SOURCE=src/ComicShannsMono-Regular.sfd
fontforge -lang=ff -c 'Open($1); Generate($2)' "$SOURCE" fonts/ComicShannsMono-Regular.otf
fontforge -lang=ff -c 'Open($1); Generate($2)' "$SOURCE" fonts/ComicShannsMono-Regular.ttf