Follow-up Comment #19, bug#63074 (group groff):
Tricky. By the time `encode_char` sees the input it has already been
tokenized. This means that what is of interest for my approach is a "token"
node, and that in turn means that input that looks like
\X'\[u007E]'
has already effectively been rewritten as if it were
\X'\[ti]'
...so that sucks. (AIUI, "uniglyph.cpp" does this remapping.)
More thinking required. A different escape notation might be required after
all, but I'm not resigned to that possibility YET.
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