Soft Dotted - No
No is a designation indicating that a character does not possess the inherent typographic feature of having a soft dot, meaning its glyph lacks a small, detachable dot that is typically removed or replaced when combining diacritical marks are applied above it. Characters with this value, such as most consonants, vowels, or punctuation, retain their full base form without any special dot-removal behavior during text rendering or accent stacking. This contrasts with characters like "i" or "j," which have that dot and thus require specific handling in certain scripts. For textual processing, the "No" value simply signals that no special adjustment is needed for the character’s dot when adding marks like accents or tone signs, simplifying rendering rules for those glyphs.