Unicode Adlam Chart Font Updated

Adlam chart imageThe Unicode Consortium has recently updated the current
code charts for the Adlam script specifically to provide improved
reference glyphs that align with current community practice. The new
font is an updated Ebrima font, with the update coordinated by Judy
Safran-Aasen and the font designed by Jamra Patel.

The new Adlam code chart <https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U1E900.pdf>
can be viewed along with all of the current code charts
<https://www.unicode.org/charts/>.

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