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Release 0.1.5 for @philipc's PR #11 #12

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philipc and others added 29 commits September 2, 2015 16:30
Previously, the canonical combining class was used to determine
which characters are zero width combining characters. This had
two problems:
- it classified spacing marks (category Mc) as zero width
- it classified enclosing marks (category Me) as normal characters

Fix by using the general category to generate a table of combining
characters that have zero width. Characters with a general category
of Mn or Me are included in this table. Characters with a general
category of Mc are not included, and so use the default width of 1.
This only updates their # comment verbal description.  Lucky for us, python3.5
has also updated their Unicode data, so we can very accurately describe such
things.
this isn't really that useful now.
jquast added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 14, 2015
@jquast jquast merged commit f678d10 into master Sep 14, 2015
@jquast jquast deleted the 0.1.5 branch September 14, 2015 06:06
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