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It would be helpful to include superscript versions of the comma, parentheses, and dash characters in Inter.
These glyphs are commonly used in scientific and technical writing, especially in citation styles where:
- Commas separate multiple references (e.g.,
1,2) - Dashes (usually en-dash) indicate reference ranges (e.g.,
1–3) - Parentheses are used to enclose citations (e.g.,
(1–3))
Currently, Inter provides superscript lowercase letters and numerals, but the absence of these other characters reduces the quality of superscripted citations and reference notations. It also causes some typesetting systems (such as Typst) to synthesize fake superscripts instead of using the proper superscript numerals already present in the font:

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