Left Kerning of `i` (cv05, cv06) Should be Shorter After `L` and `l`.
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Description
When the variant of i is used (cv05, cv06), it is too close to the glypht to the right, and too far to the L and l to the left.
So I suppose the left kerning of this variant of i should be shorter.
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Begin with the cv05 and cv06 variants of i, comparing their spacing after L and l with the attached image and the neighboring glyph. Done when the left kerning is shorter while the variant no longer sits too close to the glyph on its right.
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