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…n Italic Thin Italic is mainly slanted. Needs some adjustments
This recreates the Kerning Groups and Kerning pairs of the original version that where lost in the Mark/Nhung glyph migration. It also includes Nhung Vietnamese additions
Cyrillic merge
Revert "Cyrillic merge"
… fixed to do soon
- Finished updating all diacritics to use *comb components - Finished fixing migration stuff - New /cedilla design - Manually add lnum OT features, since Glyphs fails to do it automatically since it can not recognize the default figure style.
And lot’s of fixing and elbow grease
The repos that should have been forks of this one from @impallari and @TypeNetwork contain a dense history with hundreds of MBs worth of generated TTF/OTF/WOFF artifacts, rasterized diffs, random screenshots of work in progress, ZIP backup files, and other cruft that should never have been part of a font's source repository. Only removing the documents folder is aggressive in that it did have some promotional materials that could be considered valid to store in a font source repo, but since they are out of date anyway I think redoing them from scratch will be better. This commit is empty, but marks the point where I took those repositories, sanitized them with the below command, and will splice the result back into The League of Moveable Type's official repository. git filter-repo --invert-paths \ --path-glob '*.otf' \ --path-glob '*.woff' \ --path-glob '*.woff2' \ --path-glob '*.zip' \ --path-glob '*.png' \ --path-glob 'fonts/*' \ --path-glob 'documents/*' \ --path-regex '^((?!VTT).)*\.ttf$'
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These would need to be regenerated after any changes to the font to be useful anyway. The data we need to build the fonts is in the TTX files anyway, and anybody working to re-created it should merge those TTX dumps into a fresh build of the TTF fonts before proceeding. Keeping these binaries around doesn't make it easier to contribute to the font, it only misleads.
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Gather together stray forks, keeping just the sources and necessary tooling in logical commit order but discarding the generated artifacts found in fork repositories.