Polish diacritic character "ł" has different shape at the base than "l"

[mkalamarz]

As in the title. Is it by design or just an oversight.

To make sure, the two letters are small "L" and small "Ł" which is a diacritic character used in Polish (and other languages) as described here.The easiest way to see the difference is by going to Google Fonts, choosing Comfortaa as a font and typing "l ł" as a text example (link).

It occurs in each style but the base of the "ł" doesn't resemble other characters in the font which are rounded at the base.

[spixi]

It seems to be an oversight. An old version of Comfortaa had a square descender instead of a curly one.