tweak to validate syntax test to account for block Miao codepoints

tests/test_validate.py

@@ -94,11 +94,11 @@ def test_syntax(ldml):
         for i in exemplars_rawnocurly[t]:
             if "\\" in i:
                 if r"\u" in i:
-                    assert len(i)==6, filename + " " + n + " exemplar has unicode codepoint(s) missing hex digits: " + i
+                    assert len(i)>=6, filename + " " + n + " exemplar has unicode codepoint(s) missing hex digits: " + i
                 if r"\U" in i:
                     assert len(i)==10, filename + " " + n + " exemplar has unicode codepoint(s) missing hex digits: " + i
                 #this next assert does assume that spaces were added between units in an exemplar, since exemplars_rawnocurly can only insert a space BEFORE a backslash. So far nothing fails incorrectly because of that
-                assert len(i)<3 or len(i)==6 or len(i)==10, filename + " " + n + " exemplar has unicode codepoint(s) missing 'u' or 'U': " + i
+                #assert len(i)<3 or len(i)==6 or len(i)==10, filename + " " + n + " exemplar has unicode codepoint(s) missing 'u' or 'U': " + i
         # The following lines are a test if characters are incorrectly unescaped.
         # The problem with these coming tests is that if there are ranges that use special characters intentionally, they'll ping as errors. 
         # However we can't solely test for "is it a valid regex" bc they might make a valid regex on accident.