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Cleanup/Optimize glyph shape of Latin Small Letter Script R (U+AB4B). #2680

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This optimizes the stroke width of the bowl part of and also treats the top-left "protrusion" of both letters as a permanent orthographic feature of the base letter, functioning more like a tooth (like in b) or like a descender (like in д/ґ) than like a serif as it was previously handled in #2679 . This is because it counterintuitively corresponds to the left bar of r in handwriting when going from left to right.

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@be5invis be5invis merged commit 24dbed6 into be5invis:dev Feb 16, 2025
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