Updating DEFAULT_APPROXIMATIONS with capitalised German Eszett character for consistency #627
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Apologies for the direct ping @radar (lmk whom else I might be able to ping in case) but I saw you recently merged in another PR - is this worth including or should we close? |
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Sorry @lucapericlp, I must've missed this one back in May somehow. I try to review things within at least two weeks and give feedback then. The change looks good now. Thanks for that! |
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The uppercase equivalent of the German Eszett was released in a much later version of Unicode and isn't included as part of the first 190 diacritics of unicode between
0xC0&0x17Eso I thought I'd raise this PR in case consistency is desired.