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Add Duplicate Variant error #853
Add Duplicate Variant error #853
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Unicode conformance allows (and encourages) implementations to normalize canonically equivalent characters. This is a very common operation when text is input and/or processed. Without this step, there are cases where one implementation would return this error and another would not.
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Canonical equivalence looks like a pretty good idea, but we should apply it to all the places where we do such comparisons. But I think that's a separate change from this PR that I explicitly left out: