Random collection of more geometry characters

[Logo121]

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⌯⌲⌳⌇⸾⸽
⦚⧘⧙⧚⧛⸽
⟠⟘⟙⨅⨆⸽

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• U+232F (⌯)
  • Dimension specification symbol (like ⌀). Implemeted as 3 Horizontal Strokes.
• U+2332 - U+2333 (⌲⌳)
  • Dimension specification symbol. Implemented using TriangleShape
  • Following the shape here which differs a bit from Unicode reference (and Noto). Not sure if this is needed, but at least Unifont seems to do this too, fwiw.
• U+27E0 (⟠)
  • Another masked composition. Apparently used for representing Ethereum.
• U+2307 (⌇)
  • Adopted "Sine Wave" implementation, but vertical
• U+2E3E (⸾)
  • Further modified from Wavy Line. The glyph still gets a bit deformed in extreme cases (max slant max width max weight), not sure how to make it better (other than further thinning the stroke width).
  • Same height as |, since they are related.
• U+2E3D (⸽)
  • 6 dots. Same height as | again.
• U+29D8 - U+29DB (Zigzag lines ⦚⧘⧙⧚⧛)
  • Generalization of the vertical resistor, which is a shared shape now.
  • Same height as () as most of them are bracket pairs.
• U+27D8, U+27D9, U+2A05, U+2A06 (Large math ops ⟘⟙⨅⨆)
  • Extension of existing glyphs
  • Due to how the existing glyphs are implemented bigsqcup and bigsqcap will look identical to product and coproduct in Sans-serif. Leaving it as is until there are better solutions.

Other file changes are minor wording fixes, replacements with existing variables/functions, etc.

[jmcwilliams403]

Due to how the existing glyphs are implemented bigsqcup and bigsqcap will look identical to product and coproduct in Sans-serif. Leaving it as is until there are better solutions.

FWIW this is only a coincidence/technicality. Product/Coproduct have serifs because they are based on a literal large Greek Pi whereas square cups/caps simply resemble it by accident. There are also plenty of other math characters which are homoglyphs of others, either sometimes or always.

I think it's fine the way you have it.

[be5invis]

And please optimize the stroke width of ⌲ and ⌳ in narrow width & heavy weight.

[Logo121]

Ultracondensed:

Using AdviceStroke2. I feel like if i increase the crowdedness a bit more the lighter weights will start look oddly thin.