feature: support GSUB 6 and 4 (contextual ligs)#3
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Generate rules for when to replace the sequence with a ligature. This is based on my understanding of the Fira code approach where a marker glyph is used to prevent matching in forbidden sequences. Currently, the sequence may only trigger when surrounded by white space.
FontTools warns that the glyphs are not sorted correctly. Not sorting correctly produces a technically invalid font but the shapers I've used seem to not mind. There is probably a scenario where a glyph lookup would fail so let's fix this now.
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Generate rules for when to replace the sequence with a ligature. This
is based on my understanding of the Fira code approach where a marker
glyph is used to prevent matching in forbidden sequences. Currently,
the sequence may only trigger when surrounded by white space.