http://unicode.org/policies/stability_policy.html says that effective
starting in Version 2.0, "Canonical mappings (Decomposition_Mapping
property values) are always limited either to a single value or to a
pair. The second character in the pair cannot itself have a canonical
mapping."
I noticed that the UnicodeData.txt file shipped with all the Version 2
Unicodes have three character canononical decompositions. For example
in 2.1.9, there are these:
01E0;0041 0307 0304
01E1;0061 0307 0304
1E1C;0045 0327 0306
1E1D;0065 0327 0306
There are many more in 2.0.
Is it an error on the web site that this policy was in effect in 2.0,
and it really should be 3.0? (as there no such decompositions in the
data files starting in 3.0).
Or were these data files defective?
