>
> But I am a bit surprised that SHARP S does not have "ss" as a compatibility
> decomposition, since it *is* acceptable to use "ss" when SHARP S
> is not available.
Compatibility decompositions aren't necessarily meant to cover everything
that a character might be considered equivalent to.
We also don't give a compatibility decomposition of "ae" for U+00E6 LATIN
SMALL LETTER AE, even though for sorting in many languages it is treated
equivalent to "a+e", just as SHARP S is treated as equivalent to
a modified "s+s".
--Ken
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