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Capital ꭋꭌ #945
The head ref may contain hidden characters: "capital-\uAB4B\uAB4C"
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| Propertywise [\x{AB4B} ꭋ \N{LATIN SMALL LETTER SCRIPT R} \x{AB4C} ꭌ \N{LATIN SMALL LETTER SCRIPT R WITH RING}] | ||
| : [\x{AB6C} \N{LATIN CAPITAL LETTER SCRIPT R} \x{AB6D} \N{LATIN CAPITAL LETTER SCRIPT R WITH RING}] | ||
| CorrespondTo [\x{019B} ƛ \N{LATIN SMALL LETTER LAMBDA WITH STROKE}] | ||
| : [\x{A7DC} \N{LATIN CAPITAL LETTER LAMBDA WITH STROKE}] |
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isn't this testing the existing lowercase letters, with exception-value mappings to the new ones?
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It is testing the properties of both lowercase and uppercase characters; they are in the :-separated part, not in the ⧴-separated part, and PropertyWise X : Y CorrespondTo Z : T is equivalent to PropertyWise Y : X CorrespondTo T : Z.
Which means that we are testing both that the new uppercase letters have the right properties, and that the old lowercase letters now have as their uppercase_mapping (and whatever other properties map U+019B to U+A7DC, so titlecase_mapping and the simple mappings) the new ones.
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otherwise lgtm
[UTC-181-C10] Consensus: Provisionally assign 2 code points U+AB6C LATIN CAPITAL LETTER SCRIPT R and U+AB6D LATIN CAPITAL LETTER SCRIPT R WITH RING as described in L2/24-243. [Ref: 2.3 in L2/24-228]
[185-C40] Consensus: UTC accepts for encoding in Unicode 18.0 the following 321 Arabic, Armenian, Bengali, Cuneiform, Devanagari, Hebrew, Kana, Khitan, Latin, Mongolian, Phonetic and other symbol characters for which code points have previously been assigned: