Update decompose-transformed-components.py

[kosbarts]

• Opens a new tab with affected glyphs
• Corrects path direction.

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[kosbarts]

@m4rc1e I just realised that I made this version and posted it here but noone has responded. I am pretty sure the code can be improved - I am not the best Python writer - but it would be nice to have the script decompose brace/bracket layers as well as try to correct the path directions across all layers. Can you have a look?

[davelab6]

Amazing work @kosbarts :)) @m4rc1e please review

@felipesanches is there a fb check for this that will advise users to make use of it when needed?