Correct and Clarify Unicode Implementation #10
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This commit addresses several issues found during an audit of the Unicode implementation in `lib/unicode-transform.c`. - The Hangul syllable composition logic for `<LVPart, TPart>` sequences was corrected to more clearly align with the Unicode standard. The previous implementation was functionally correct but less readable. - A comment was added to the Stream-Safe Text Process implementation to document a deliberate deviation from the Unicode standard. This change is necessary to preserve canonical equivalence and is now clearly explained in the code. - A comment was added to the Canonical Ordering Algorithm implementation to provide a high-level explanation of its purpose, improving code clarity for future maintenance.
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This change addresses several issues found during an audit of the Unicode implementation in
lib/unicode-transform.c. It corrects the Hangul syllable composition logic to improve clarity, and adds comments to document a deviation from the Unicode standard in the Stream-Safe Text Process and to explain the Canonical Ordering Algorithm. These changes improve the correctness, clarity, and maintainability of the code.PR created automatically by Jules for task 3289700682560787571 started by @sirainen