Change 2 glyphs and add 64 more for emoji compatibility symbols

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In discussion today it became clear that we need to have 66 emoji characters 
for round-trip 
compatibility with vendor proprietary symbols (logos, etc.). These will all 
have names like EMOJI 
COMPATIBILITY SYMBOL-8 (where the number ranges from 1 through 66). The glyphs 
for all of 
them should consist of a dashed box (as with e-4E5 through e-4EE), with the 
letters EC in the 
upper half, and a number in the lower half ranging from 1 through 66.

Two of these replace existing glyphs in the font:
e-82B, replace the current 2-loop glyph with one of the above form containing 
EC 65
e-82D, replace the current Q-like glyph with one of the above form containing 
EC 66

Add 64 glyphs with the following IDs and numbers:
e-E10 through e-E33, glyphs of the above form containing EC 1 through EC 36
e-E40 through e-E4A, glyphs of the above form containing EC 37 through EC 47
e-B89, glyph of the above form containing EC 48
e-83C, glyph of the above form containing EC 49
e-E70 through e-E7D, glyphs of the above form containing EC 50 through EC 63
e-4C5, glyph of the above form containing EC 64

Original issue reported on code.google.com by pedb...@apple.com on 5 Feb 2009 at 10:47

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For examples, see the Variation Selectors in the Unicode charts: 
http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/UFE00.pdf
(Just put "EC" not "VS" into our new glyphs.)

For names and code points, see also the last 66 symbols in 
http://www.unicode.org/~scherer/emoji4unicode/snapshot/proposed.html which uses 
the 
font code points (U+EE10 etc.) in the second column.

Original comment by markus.icu on 6 Feb 2009 at 12:11

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fixed in 1.0d7

Original comment by loft...@apple.com on 6 Feb 2009 at 7:03

• Changed state: Fixed