Any way to disable == and === ligatures when `ss06` is turned on?

[ian-h-chamberlain]

Hi, loving the new update for the most part! It fixes some of the remaining issues I had been dealing with, but there's one I haven't figured out a solution to yet:

The ss06 setting seems to override appearance for == and ===. I have

• ss01 turned off because I don't want the merged != and == ligatures, but
• ss06 turned on, because I want the repeated character ligatures like e.g. ### and +++

So far, I have not found a way to get back the separated appearance of == / === without disabling ss06 — maybe there is a cvXX that can be used for this?

Here are what the varios combinations look like:

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Suggestions:

1. If possible, provide a character variant for == and === (or maybe one for each), which disables merging and falls back to either separated characters or ss01 ligatures.

2. Document the fact that == and === are affected by ss06, if this behavior is intentional. The website doesn't seem to mention = at all for ss06, and even though it's nice to have for long chains like ========= the behavior is surprising for the commonplace ==

Thank you!