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Suggested by Sev as a way to avoid having both arrays and array sizes
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In-class initialization of members is a c++11 features
but several ports use compilers that do not support it.
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This caused some random asserts when for example trying to add any
game as Common::Str::hasSuffixIgnoreCase could be called with a null
pointer.
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We already bundle other Noto fonts in the font.dat file, so using
further Noto fonts makes sense to me. Also, map upper-case letters
to lower-case runes since there are versions of Beyond Zork that
uses that. (The version I played many years ago did, and it looked
very strange. The version I tested with now did not, probably for
that very reason. So that part is untested for now.)
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This does not actually work, because we currently do not have any
font that supports the Unicode Runic block. But there are free
fonts that do (Junicode, for instance), so it may still be possible
to do this.
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They were really bugging me, so I've changed the fixed size opcode
arrays to Common::Array, which fixes the warnings
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