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It has been some years since the addition of the full-size-kana value to the text-transform property.
https://w3c.github.io/csswg-drafts/css-text/#text-transform
With the release of Unicode 12.0 and 15.0, several new small kanas were added to the Small Kana Extension block:
https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U1B130.pdf
These kanas are mainly used in historical Japanese or non-“standard”-Japanese languages (e.g. dialects). For example, the character 圈 (けん ken, “sphere”) is previously pronounced as く𛅑ん (kwen), or くゑん in full-size form.
Thus, I suggest appending the following rows to Appendix G: Small Kana Mappings (https://w3c.github.io/csswg-drafts/css-text/#small-kana):
| Small | Full Size |
|---|---|
| 𛄲 U+1B132 | こ U+3053 |
| 𛅐 U+1B150 | ゐ U+3090 |
| 𛅑 U+1B151 | ゑ U+3091 |
| 𛅒 U+1B152 | を U+3092 |
| 𛅕 U+1B155 | コ U+30B3 |
| 𛅤 U+1B164 | ヰ U+30F0 |
| 𛅥 U+1B165 | ヱ U+30F1 |
| 𛅦 U+1B166 | ヲ U+30F2 |
| 𛅧 U+1B167 | ン U+30F3 |
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