Solving i18n for client-side and resource-constrained environments.
The week focused on two main areas: stabilizing text segmentation with fixes to dictionary-based word breaking (Thai segmentation, missing breakpoints) and collation key output, plus significant groundwork on fieldbag—a data structure for handling Unicode field collections. The team also…
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Implement remaining FieldSetBuilder conversions and integration tests in fieldbag (#8532)
Complete UTS 35 skeleton parsing, serialization, and field doctests in fieldbag (#8527)
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