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With this variant, four symbols (ð - _ ?) are untypable.  It does have
an apostrophe (unlike the deleted "Sun dead keys" variant), but that
hardly makes this layout any more usable.  Just scrap it.

(Furthermore, the comment says "to not have any dead keys", but the
layout keeps the 'dead_belowdot' on level 3 of AB10, even though it
replaces 'dead_abovedot' on level 4 with a plain 'abovedot'.  When
keeping the 'dead_belowdot', why not also keep the 'dead_abovedot'?
Especially since there are no compose sequences with 'abovedot' --
the symbol cannot be used for anything but itself.  It has no use.)
Signed-off-by: Benno Schulenberg <bensberg@telfort.nl>

The "Sun dead keys" variant for Icelandic adds the umlauted letters for
German (Ä, Ö, Ü) to the layout.  But Ä and Ü are not used in Icelandic,
and Ö is already there, on AE11, now duplicated on AC10.  Furthermore,
it *removes* the ETH and AE letters that are needed in Icelandic from
the lower levels, moves the often-used (on 5.8 percent of the letters)
dead acute accent from the comfortable AC11 to the uncomfortable AE12,
and also *removes* the minus, underscore, apostrophe, and question mark!

A layout where one cannot ask questions, cannot hyphenate words, cannot
apostrophize, and cannot type the essential letter ð (and æ only on the
third level), is useless.  Simply delete this botched variant.
Signed-off-by: Benno Schulenberg <bensberg@telfort.nl>

Ten years ago, commit 3bc6ff55 removed most of the "SunFA" symbols
but apparently not all of them.

This makes that 'aliases(qwertz)' gets included so that Y and Z will
do the right thing when using a phonetic layout as secondary layout.

Fixes #150.

Further, it is not specific to Guinea, as the script is also used
in neighboring countries.  But the layout is meant for an AZERTY
keyboard, so its name should mention that.

Apart from fixing name and code and comment, also translate the
hex codes from the "0x0100" to the "U" format.

(The layout is somewhat weird, with widely separated parentheses
and a 'braceright' but not a 'braceleft', but that is something
for another time.)

Also align the columns in that layout as much as possible.

And transform a few others into a more useful form.

Commit d1411e5e added an uppercase Ssharp to the fourth level of
several layouts.  That is fine for most layouts, but not for an
official one that should match the standard exactly.

The standard Dutch layout does not have a fourth level, so remove
the uppercase Ssharp.  Also, replace 'bar' with 'brokenbar' on the
third level of the LSGT key, even though it is a useless character.

Furthermore, tweak the comments, replace a dead URL, and reorder
a line to match the order in the diagram given in:

ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/globalization/keyboards/KBD143.pdf

These dashes were put there in January 2019, not conforming to any
upstream version from Brüntjen.  Arguably emdash (—) and endash (–)
are more useful for writing text than the cute ✓ and ✗ symbols.

Also, the xkeyboard-config version of the eu layout has diverged from
Brüntjen's version anyway, by keeping eth (ð) instead of replacing it
with dstroke (đ), thus staying consistent with having thorn (þ) too.

Fixes #231.

We have jobs that rely on those artifacts and 20 min is too short. Where a
dependent job fails, the artifact is often gone before we can hit retry. So
let's bump this to something definitely long enough.
Signed-off-by: Peter Hutterer <peter.hutterer@who-t.net>

Generate an Arch container and run our builds off that. This gives us a few
advantages:
- the container image is always the same until twe change the tag, so we
  can reproduce any build issues easily
- we don't need to pull from docker hub unless we rebuild the images, so we're
  less affected by the upcoming ratelimits
Signed-off-by: Peter Hutterer <peter.hutterer@who-t.net>

Also trim some excessive comments, and don't use combining characters
in the trailing comments.

The "Sun dead keys" variants for Austria, Germany, the Netherlands,
and Turkey were identical to the basic layout for those countries.
Listing a variant in the layouts-choosing dialog that isn't really
a variant doesn't make sense, so remove them.

These variants are not referenced from rules/base.xml, and are always
the same layout as the one with a lowercase "sun".  The capitalized
variants are referenced only from the symbols/sun_vndr/* files, so...
simply adjust the references there and delete the capitalized layouts.

And expand our tests to also check for duplicate models.

Fixes #236Signed-off-by: Peter Hutterer <peter.hutterer@who-t.net>

Also remove four useless comments.

Also remove a duplicated word from a comment, and put comments about
Unicode characters *after* those characters and on the same line,
so that the comments are closer to the corresponding characters,
and because it is done like this elsewhere.

The 'intl', 'mac', 'colemak' and 'carpalx-intl' layouts are complete
layouts in themselves: they assign symbols to all the normal keys.
First reading in another layout is then just a waste of time.

Also remove two inconsistent blank lines.

Together with a CI job that makes sure we can build with meson from the make
dist output.
Signed-off-by: Peter Hutterer <peter.hutterer@who-t.net>

This time in extras, which is why it wasn't picked up earlier
Signed-off-by: Peter Hutterer <peter.hutterer@who-t.net>

Signed-off-by: Peter Hutterer <peter.hutterer@who-t.net>

Fixes #232.

The symbol name 'dead_comma' does not exist.  What does exist is
'dead_belowcomma', which can be used to type two Romanian letters.

The other two are obvious typos.
Reported-by: Marko Myllynen <myllynen@redhat.com>

Fixes #209.

Reported-by: Alexander Zabiralov