This is in the realm of cleanup and aligning better with real-world practice. It just adds trademark acknowledgements to the "Sources/References" section of the README, where OpenType and Unicode are cited.
Not yet sure if we need to add one of those for literally every company/product/project mentioned, since nominal references will just come up from time to time, but certainly it seems important to be clear that when the docs mention the outside standards, it's for informative referencing and stays appropriate.
Basically borrowing the wording from what I see used on other font-related standards like WOFF.
This is in the realm of cleanup and aligning better with real-world practice. It just adds trademark acknowledgements to the "Sources/References" section of the README, where OpenType and Unicode are cited.
Not yet sure if we need to add one of those for literally every company/product/project mentioned, since nominal references will just come up from time to time, but certainly it seems important to be clear that when the docs mention the outside standards, it's for informative referencing and stays appropriate.
Basically borrowing the wording from what I see used on other font-related standards like WOFF.