NFC and NFD are particularly beneficial for macOS users. While APFS supports both NFC and NFD, many macOS APIs and applications automatically convert filenames to NFD. See: gist
NFKC and NFKD are useful for compatibility purposes. For example, it can convert Japanese squared characters like ㍿ and ㌀ to their compatible equivalents, such as 株式会社 and アパート. See: UAX #15: Examples of Compatibility Equivalence
Thanks for the suggestion, I need to take a closer look to that information. Maybe, it can be added as subcommand, similar to current subcommand to-ascii.
Unicode® Standard Annex #15 unicode-rs/unicode-normalization
NFC and NFD are particularly beneficial for macOS users. While APFS supports both NFC and NFD, many macOS APIs and applications automatically convert filenames to NFD. See: gist
NFKC and NFKD are useful for compatibility purposes. For example, it can convert Japanese squared characters like ㍿ and ㌀ to their compatible equivalents, such as 株式会社 and アパート. See: UAX #15: Examples of Compatibility Equivalence