Update from upstream

README

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-This is the KanjiVG source repository. It is rather raw, so you probably want
-to process it before using it.
+KanjiVG: Kanji Vector Graphics
 
 Licence
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 See the COPYING file for more details.
 
-Description
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-This repository is made of two directories: SVG and XML, as well as a set of
-Python scripts.
-
-The SVG and XML directories contain the structural and graphical description
-of each kanji, respectively. Each Kanji is described by a file in both
-directories, named after its unicode encoding in hexadecimal. Variations of
-a Kanji are followed by a textual suffix.
-
-The XML file describes the different components and strokes that make the 
-kanji in a structured way. In addition, other information such as radicals
-and phonetic keys are also given as attributes.
-
-The SVG file guidelines for the graphical representation of various properties
-of the Kanji. It is visible as is, but is more interesting when its various
-layers are taken differently. Layers are accessible through an attribute:
-
-- The StrokesPaths layer contains <path> elements that should be drawn in
-order to render the Kanji. The <path> elements are given following the
-correct stroke order and match their corresponding <stroke> element in the XML
-description.
-- The StrokesNumbers layer contains <text> elements that give a hint as to
-where the number of a given stroke should appear for maximum visibility.
-
-There are other layers but they are mostly here as helpers to allow easy
-editing within your favorite SVG editor.
-
-The official KanjiVG release is a single XML file that merges the information
-contained within the two sets of files. Its syntax is close and compatible with
-the individual XML files, but stroke paths and stroke number hints are merged
-with every path.
-
-The Python scripts are here to maintain the data and perform simple processing.
-- The xmlhandler.py and kanjivg.py files contain a loader for the KanjiVG 
-release file and different in-memory representations.
-
-- harmonize-svg.py is used to ensure all SVG files have the same structure and
-same attributes despite of the editor that has been used to alter them. SVG
-editors tend to mess a lot with the styles and the structure of the file they
-manipulate and add plenty of attributes. This script loads the essential
-information from altered SVG files and regenerate a clean file from the
-template.svg file. All changed SVG files must be passed through this filter
-before being commited.
-
-