Detailed review & rewrite

[r12a]

• check for new IPA terms https://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Category:Greek_terms_with_IPA_pronunciation
• remove blockOLD
• add to Numbers & Symbols <aside class="sectionAside"></aside>
• check other stuff in right margin for validity (eg. remove consonant clusters)
• clear the console messages
• review wording;
  • set #plainV & #diphthongV and reword vowels section as needed*
  • add sequence tables as needed
  • move RA to onset/finals
• check encoding choices against do-not-emit https://unicode.org/Public/UCD/latest/ucd/DoNotEmit.txt
• check against Unicode17 text
• update SIL and Unicode ref urls
• add notable features
• use notable features to update scriptInfo

• The vowel section should split out simple vowels from complex vowels/diphthongs, but within those divisions list the characters used in total for each (eg. letters, marks, etc), followed where needed by a list of vowels. In simple orthographies only one list is needed per section. The first such list uses the spreadsheet assignments for IPA. This becomes effectively the same approach as that used for consonants, where we list basic consonant letters, then extensions, etc. The overall lists of phoneme-characters associations are given in the summary table.

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