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> But in Arabic, the traditional contrast is such that the thinnest parts are on the let and right, and the thickness increases vertically. This has to do with the...

> The default of zero would work for many sans-serif typefaces, but a typical serif typeface that has this axis might never reach zero; it could well go, say, 25...

This can be closed, can it not?

@dscorbett Excellent catch; I added that. @simoncozens Getting extended character metadata is probably the reason you implemented `youseedee` in the first place, but what do you think of https://github.com/iwsfutcmd/unicodedataplus (on...

Since [unicodedataplus](https://github.com/iwsfutcmd/unicodedataplus) has no external dependencies, I've refactored `characters_per_script()` to use that instead so it can work offline. Let me know what you guys think...

The failed check says it can't import `unicodedataplus.script`, but I can't see why, especially when the majority of tests pass. Need an adult here.

> I'm not convinced of the need to add _another_ FWIW, `youseedee` was previously not part of the FB package. I had to add that explicitly. > Unicode library to...

> I had to run `CPPFLAGS=-Wno-int-conversion pip install unicodedataplus` instead. Is that a deal-breaker? I'm not a Python pro

What do you guys think about bundling the Unicode file with Fontbakery for youseedee? My guess is that Simon didn't want to have to make new packages for every Unicode...

This is a known rendering bug in older MacOS versions. It can only be circumvented by redrawing the outlines in a way that each glyph is composed of just one...