Ligature <= display incorrectly (also undocumented) while ss02 is disabled.

[Tnze]

The symbol 'less than or equal to' is incorrectly connected and displayed as an arrow. Which is also not documented so I think this is not designed.

[heathercran]

Hi! It looks like the website is incorrectly rendering some of the ligatures at the moment, which I will tag @idan to look into. The <= arrow ligature you're seeing is part of ss09. Which version of these characters do you want to be seeing here instead?

[Tnze]

The <= arrow ligature you're seeing is part of ss09.

In my opinion, ss09 should not include this ligature (It even shouldn't be a ligature. Because in most languages <='s semantics is "less or equal to", rather than an arrow). And the ligature also doesn't exist in the website's description of ss09.

[Tnze]

So when ss02 is disabled and no matter ss09 in any state. <= should be displayed as is.

Only when ss09 is enabled and <= followed by a > (that is， <=>） it is displayed as an arrow.

[heathercran]

Ok! This has previously been discussed in #206 and #219 as well, so I think the best solution is to remove <= from ss09 so that ss02 is the only setting that will change its appearance (which would make the pair display as ≤), but also include the existing arrow ligature version in cv60 instead so that it can still be enabled for anyone that does want to use that ligature. This change will be included in the 1.2 release!