Add three Danish braille tables#7407
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* 8-dot computer braille * 6-dot grade 1.5 (grade 2l) * 8-dot grade 1.5 (grade 2l)
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Link to issue number:
Fixes #2835.
Summary of the issue:
There are a few Danish braille tables in liblouis that are not yet in NVDA.
Description of how this pull request fixes the issue:
This adds three new Danish braille tables, both input and output:
Motivation for including these tables is in #2835 (comment). In short:
Testing performed:
The tables themselves are unit tested in liblouis. I tested that they appear in the braille settings dialog and that they can be activated from there.
Known issues with pull request:
According to @BueVest:
Change log entry:
New Features: