Fix export of supplementary plane characters in font name to TTF#5396
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skef merged 8 commits intofontforge:masterfrom Apr 20, 2024
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Fix export of supplementary plane characters in font name to TTF#5396skef merged 8 commits intofontforge:masterfrom
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TTF names must be encoded as UTF-16BE to support supplementary plane characters (emojis etc.). This PR fixes export and import of TTF names. The resulting font names are correctly displayed in Linux and in Windows.