Catalan geminated L is not capitalised correctly

[r12a]

This issue is applicable to Catalan.

The sequence <l·l> in Catalan orthography signals a geminated /l/ sound. The midpoint dot should not lead to capitalisation of the second l. For example, a capitalisation of cancel·lar should produce Cancel·lar and not Cancel·Lar.

More:

• Wikipedia, Punt volat (middot)

This punctuation mark is also used in a similar way for other languages, though between different letters. See examples.

The GAP

Blink and Webkit both do the right thing here, but Gecko produces Cancel·Lar.

More:

• Incorrect text-transform capitalize behavior for Catalan geminate Ls #8987

Priority

This is a significant problem for Catalan users wanting to apply text-transform:capitalize. However, that is not something users do particularly frequently. Therefore marking this as Advanced.

Tests & results

Interactive test, text-transform:capitalize doesn't uppercase a word-medial long L in Catalan, whether written as 2 or 3 characters

Interactive test, text-transform:capitalize doesn't uppercase a word-medial letter following middle dot in words from various languages.

Action taken

Gecko • dup Gecko

Outcomes

Gecko fixed this in version 116.

[r12a]

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Relevant gap analysis documents include:
Catalan