web: Disable subset fonts as it turns out pyftsubset does not correctly handle substitution features causing subs like ccmp to break
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- "›→‹ ›←‹ ›⟶‹ ›⟵‹ ›−‹ ›-‹ ›–‹ ›—‹ ›:‹"
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- title: Ligatures
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tag: rlig
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- title: Compositions
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tag: ccmp
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description:
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Inter provides just a few ligatures for combining characters for which layout
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support in various apps is spotty.
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Inter provides several custom made glyphs for compositions like
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A + enclosed-combining-circle.
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samples:
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- "A›\u20DD‹"
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- "#›\u20DE‹"
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- "Figure A›\u20DD‹"
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- "Figure #›\u20DE‹"
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- "Figure ›\u20DD‹3"
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- "Figure ›\u20DE‹3"
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footer:
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This means that for instance enclosed glyphs
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works everywhere, not just in apps with correct combining character logic.
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