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extend list of known_good_names (.notdef, .null, etc)
See original GitHub issue fb.new_check("Glyph names are all valid?")
known_good_names = ['.notdef', '.null']
bad_names = []
# we should extend this list according to the opentype spec
(issue #924)
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.null is still mentioned in the CORL table spec. Apparently DirectWrite has some implementation detail that expects the glyph at index 1 be empty (non printable), but this only applies for CORL/CPAL color fonts, not all fonts.
If gid1 is non empty, then it will show up underneath all other color glyphs; this happens in Windows 10 on Google Chrome.
https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/typography-issues/issues/346
In OT 1.8, only
.notdefis recommended now and the rest not mentioned.