For variable fonts; cv13 only changes б into Serbian Cyrillic form; but г, д, и, п, and т don't get changed into Serbian Cyrillic forms.

Disclaimer: I don't speak languages that use Cyrillic characters so my knowledge of the script is fairly limited.

I was reading about the difference of Cyrillic characters between those in Russia, Bulgaria (available within the opentype feature `cv12` in Monaspace fonts) and Serbia (available within the opentype feature `cv13` in Monaspace fonts).
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyrillic_alphabets#/media/File:Cyrillic_alternates.svg

Afterwards I looked into implementation of this on other fonts, it seems that [Cascadia Code/Cascadia Mono](https://github.com/microsoft/cascadia-code/) implement both Bulgarian and Serbian Cyrillic glyphs.
* Bulgarian Cyrillic is available within the opentype feature `locl`. (which is harder to utilize than `cvxx` / `ssxx` so I think that Monaspace's implementation is better than that of Cascadia in this regard)
* Serbian Cyrillic is available for the character б, г, п and т тwithin the opentype feature `ss03`, but only for the italic font files. (No upright Serbian Cyrillic glyphs)

Back to Monaspace fonts, after I inspect some Monaspace font files with [Fontdrop](https://fontdrop.info/#/?darkmode=true), it appears that `cv13` is supposed to be able to alter up to six characters: б, г, д, и, п, and т. Where only the first character (б) would be changed into in the Serbian Cyrillic glyph in the upright fonts, and all of these 6 characters would be changed into in the Serbian Cyrillic glyph in the italic fonts. Although all fonts have no problem changing the first character (б) into the Serbian Cyrillic glyph. I couldn't get the variable font files to change the remaining 5 characters into the Serbian Cyrillic glyph at all. Which is strange since all italic static font files I've tested can change all 6 characters into the Serbian Cyrillic glyph with no problem.

Gallery:
Image 1, viewing `Monaspace Argon Var.ttf` with Fontdrop with `slant`=0 (upright) and `cv13` disabled

Image 2, viewing `Monaspace Argon Var.ttf` with Fontdrop with `slant`=-11 (italic) and `cv13` disabled

Image 3, viewing `Monaspace Argon Var.ttf` with Fontdrop with `slant`=0 (upright) and `cv13` enabled

Image 4, viewing `Monaspace Argon Var.ttf` with Fontdrop with `slant`=-11 (italic) and `cv13` enabled

Image 5, viewing `MonaspaceArgon-ExtraLight.otf` with Fontdrop with `cv13` disabled

Image 6, viewing `MonaspaceArgon-ExtraLightItalic.otf` with Fontdrop with `cv13` disabled

Image 7, viewing `MonaspaceArgon-ExtraLight.otf` with Fontdrop with `cv13` enabled

Image 8, viewing `MonaspaceArgon-ExtraLightItalic.otf` with Fontdrop with `cv13` enabled

As it can be seen here, behavior of variable fonts in image 4 is incorrect and, to the best of my understanding, should be like in image 8.

Closing notes:
1. I haven't checked every font files as there are 1485 Monaspace font files in total. (As of current version: 1.4)
2. I haven't seriously checked on the Bulgarian Cyrillic glyphs. Though everything about them seems normal for the time being.
3. The text shown in the above screenshots is:

> ШИРОКАЯ ЭЛЕКТРИФИКАЦИЯ ЮЖНЫХ ГУБЕРНИЙ ДАСТ МОЩНЫЙ ТОЛЧОК ПОДЪЁМУ СЕЛЬСКОГО ХОЗЯЙСТВА.
> Б Г Д И П Т
> широкая электрификация южных губерний даст мощный толчок подъёму сельского хозяйства.
> б г д и п т

Reproduziere das Problem mit Monaspace Argon Var.ttf in Fontdrop mit slant 0 und -11, wobei cv13 aktiviert ist, und vergleiche es mit MonaspaceArgon-ExtraLightItalic.otf. Untersuche, wie die variable Schriftart die sechs serbisch-kyrillischen Zeichen б, г, д, и, п und т verarbeitet; abgeschlossen ist die Aufgabe, wenn cv13 in der variablen Schriftart die erwarteten Glyphenänderungen erzeugt und dem Verhalten der statischen kursiven Schriftart entspricht.

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