[GF_Cyrillic_Plus] language + speakers redefinition #227
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This PR updates the
GF_Cyrillic_Plusdefinition based on the languages and the number of speakers (ranging from 200,000 to 3,000,000).It was produced by cross-referencing the current list for the Cyrillic Plus glyphset, the
gflanguagesdefinition, and the support in the Playpen Sans font. Then I filtered out the languages based on the specified user range.Languages that didn't meet either of the criteria were excluded: they were either not included in the
gflanguagesor had a speakers number outside the defined range.Playpen Sans currently supports languages with fewer speakers, but GF should define this Glyphset as a standard for any other font. However, we could redefine the range to be greater than 50,000.
This PR is a starting point.
cc @simoncozens