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This table is actually only used as "uni2type1" to convert unicode
characters to "Adobe Type 1" glyph names. In fact, "unknown" characters
all get converted to "uni1234" where 1234 is `hex(ord(c))`; see e.g.
https://blogs.adobe.com/CCJKType/2013/06/font-development-via-unicode.html
Given that type12uni doesn't include *all* code points anyways, we may
as well generate the "uni1234"-type names as needed instead. In both
places where this is used, if we don't find "uni1234" in the table we
already fallback to "question" (just below the patch).
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