kenlunde
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7 years ago For U+465B 䙛, this is a known (by me) issue for the CN glyph of Source Han Sans, and is targeted to be fixed in Version 2.000 by adding a new CN glyph, uni465B-CN.
For U+2EDE, we did something special for Source Han Sans, specifically that we created a CN glyph for U+2967F 𩙿, u2967F-CN, then mapped U+2EDE to it in the CN and, by extension, TW CMap resources. We'll need to do the same for Source Han Serif.
U+3A17 㨗 requires a new CN glyph, uni3A17-CN, to be added. The sole glyph for this character is a JP one.
U+6E09 渉, both Source Han families include a CN glyph, uni6E09-CN, and I'd argue that Source Han Serif is correct, and that the Source Han Sans glyph needs to be fixed.
I will consolidate this issue with the appropriate Source Han Sans and Source Han Serif issues later today, then close it.
Four characters were found in Source Han Serif SC that have different design with Source Han Sans SC. They are 䙛(U+465B),⻞(U+2EDE),㨗(U+3A17),渉(U+6E09).