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[MarkFeatureWriter] Rename anchors with invalid characters
See original GitHub issueFor example in https://github.com/googlefonts/fontmake/issues/745#issuecomment-788874125 there’s an anchor called #topRight.
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Underscores means that this anchor should attach to some other anchor. And mostly that means it is a mark. But can be a pice of a letter, too. You don’t need to filter custom anchor names. Just look if the glyph that constants the underscore version is a proper mark glyph. In glyphs, I build the mark classes first and then only use those anchors that has a mark class.
I don’t know 😄 @schriftgestalt