Make Gha respond to q variants.
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Gha is famously a letter originally encoded as "oi" and later re-analyzed and found to be based on a script
q. Fonts that do special things with its tail under italics often line up with how they treatq.All
qvariants:q𝗊ʠɊɋƢƣ:Compared to Gentium Plus Upright/Italic:
Also FWIW, here's the cursive form according to Wikipedia: