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No, the real solution is to follow the unicode security guidelines for identifiers. Esp. on linux, where the silly garbage-in, garbage-out mantra doesn't fly with identifiers, because identifiers need to stay identifiable.

Apple HPFS did some things right. They did at least NFD. But linux insanities brought them back to -Whomoglyph attacks

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