Cyrillic Small Letter Monograph Uk (U+A64B) gylph shape

[Logo121]

As per https://github.com/be5invis/Iosevka/issues/1517#issuecomment-1379422104.

A more thorough explanation can be seen here:

By this comment, the original lowercase Uk ꙋ should be blended, as opposed to the unblended ᲈ (U+1C88). These two forms coexisted in some writings, so the encoding of these two forms separately probably means that they are intended to be distinct.

(Not that I think they will ever be used in a way that the identification causes a problem but still)

For the current lowercase Uk, I'm not sure if they can be used directly for U+1C88 either. The sources and all fonts I found renders it as a ѵ over о, without the tail. If that glyph is to be supported along with this fix, it probably has to be remade.

[cormullion]

Thanks! I'm grateful for all the documentation you've supplied, but I confess I'm also quite confused as to what to actually do...

Let me ask two questions:

1 Which existing glyphs do you me to change?

2 Which new glyphs do you want me to add?

I've been using the Unicode code charts as my main reference:

Are these suitable for adaptation?

[Logo121]

Only U+A64B needs to be changed.

I've mentioned U+1C88 (unblended uk) just in case you want to move the existing glyph for U+A64B to that codepoint.
I'm not an expert at this either (I'm just referring to Unicode documents as well), so it's probably safe enough to just follow the Unicode-provided glyphs.
That's what most fonts I found (and showed in that issue) do anyway.

[jmcwilliams403]

This issue was addressed with the latest release

[Logo121]

Yep, looks good to me