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\Umathaccent works with Type 1 fonts but not with OpenType

xetex doesn't support placing opentype accents on a classic tfm base. If you really need to, if you make the base not a single character, it uses its generic rules to stick the accent on a box, but ...
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Is there a "smooth" version of \Letter?

The relevant glyph provided by the ifsym package is not fully scalable, but you can use the marvosym package that provides a scalable glyph via the same commant, that is \Letter. However, if I read ...
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pgfkeys + hyperxmp + utf8 problem

it is a bug in hyperxmp, it converts the subtitle twice into utf8. You should report this. As alternative you could use the LaTeX-pdfmanagement: \DocumentMetadata{} \documentclass{article} \usepackage{...
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Increase size of superscript letter diacritics

This substitutes dotless i for the base, and small ascii for the diacritic,and wraps the construct with ActualText with the original so it should cut and paste as Unicode diacritics \documentclass[...
David Carlisle's user avatar
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Define "Macron below" / combining low line (U+0332) as a unicode character to underline text

U+035F isn't widely supported, U+0332 is better supported, including by the default latin modern, although the result is not that pretty. Note you want support for combining characters in the font ...
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Using Demotic Alef unicode character with Noto font package and pdfLaTeX

Thanks to the hint by @UlrikeFischer and @DavidCarlisle I came up with the following solution (as someone can already guess from the comments): For those few very special Demotic characters its of ...
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