MORX–2: Rearrangement

The font for this test case contains an AAT Extended Glyph Metamorphosis Table with a single Rearrangement Subtable. Its finite-state table contains one single state, but a set of interesting transitions.

For glyph A, the transition carries the markFirst bit, so it starts the marked range.
For glyphs B to D and X to Z, the transitions carry the markLast bit. Therefore, these glyphs extend the marked range.
For glyph O, the transition carries no special flags, and it does not execute any action.
For glyphs ⓿ to ⓯, the transition executes the corresponding rearrangement action on the range that has been marked earlier.

If your renderer supports Apple Advanced Typography, the text should get rearranged as expected.

	0: No Change	1: Ax ⇒ xA
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	2: xD ⇒ Dx	3: AxD ⇒ DxA
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	4: ABx ⇒ xAB	5: ABx ⇒ xBA
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	6: xCD ⇒ CDx	7: xCD ⇒ DCx
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	8: AxCD ⇒ CDxA	9: AxCD ⇒ DCxA
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	10: ABxD ⇒ DxAB	11: ABxD ⇒ DxBA
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	12: ABxCD ⇒ CDxAB	13: ABxCD ⇒ CDxBA
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	14: ABxCD ⇒ DCxAB	15: ABxCD ⇒ DCxBA
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