Ar an cúigiú lá déag de mí Méan Fómhair, scríobh Stephen J. Turnbull: 
 APPROVE COMMIT 21.5
 
 I've pushed this. 
Thanks for that, Steve, I especially appreciate the tests and the use of
#'labels (instead of #'flet).
 Stephen J. Turnbull writes:
  > 21.5
  > 
  > I mentioned in response to Marcus's patch for the vdb in darwin/x86_64
  > that I was still having problems.  It turns out that for some reason
  > FcNameParse fails to parse certain fontconfig fontnames.  I don't know
  > the root cause (I suspect a bug in fontconfig's parser for charset
  > objects but haven't confirmed -- FcNameParse usually is happy to just
  > ignore any part of the spec it can't handle).  The attached patch may
  > be overkill; it's hard to imagine that users will be specifying
  > charsets by hand, and every other bogus spec I tried produced an
  > FcPattern.  It's also very inefficient, but I don't notice any
  > difference (parsing filenames is unlikely to happen very often, and
  > the situation where I have actually used fc-name-parse-harder is
  > pretty rare).
  > 
  > On balance, I'm inclined to apply as-is.  I will wait a few days for
  > contrary opinion.
 
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