KillerGlyphs.ttf
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What it is
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A 26-glyph subset of Terminess Nerd Font, bundled with KillerShell so that the
shipped PowerShell prompt renders correctly on a machine that has no Nerd Font
installed. It is a FALLBACK face, not a text face: the terminal draws a cell
from it only when the font the user actually chose has no glyph for that
codepoint (Terminal/TerminalControl.cs).

It carries only the codepoints a stock Windows monospaced font is missing:

    U+00B1                  plus-minus, the git dirty marker
    U+2191, U+2193          arrows, git ahead / behind
    U+276F                  the prompt chevron
    U+E0A0 - U+E0A3         powerline: branch, line number, and friends
    U+E0B0 - U+E0BF         powerline: the separators

2,928 bytes. Everything else - all ~11,700 Nerd Font icons, the embedded
bitmap strikes, the glyph-name table - was dropped.

Attribution
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Read out of the source font's own name table:

    Copyright (C) 2020 Dimitar Toshkov Zhekov
    Copyright (C) 2023 Tilman Blumenbach
    Licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1

The subset declares the same license in its own name table (name ID 13) and
points at https://openfontlicense.org/ (name ID 14).

Renamed to "KillerGlyphs" deliberately. The OFL requires that a Modified
Version not be distributed under the original name, and this is very much a
modified version - twenty-six glyphs out of eleven thousand.

License text
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KillerGlyphs-OFL.txt, beside this file. The body was lifted from the name table
of SIL's own Gentium Basic fonts, which are installed on this machine - eight
files carrying it byte for byte identically, which is what makes it trustworthy
as the canonical wording rather than one font's variant of it.

Rebuilding the subset
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    pip install fonttools
    python subset.py          # see the CHANGELOG entry for 2.0.0

Source: TerminessNerdFont-Regular.ttf
SHA-256: 01CFD0C6AB8C968DED0F8BED6085419F0C49BD0F2B8E4E6A8F6C6377B8B6703D