Yoruba emoji keywords are using inheritance to Root (E- code)
Description
See yo annotations where all looks like the triple up arrows
Github: https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr/blob/master/common/annotations/yo.xml
ST: https://st.unicode.org/cldr-apps/v#/yo/Smileys/193f930f8e0da122
xpath
locale
yo
Activity
-Removecldr-13792-remove>
expectation: CLDR does not do fallback to English where there is no vetted emoji data, because that taints the data. It’s up to any client to decide if they want this and backfill .
Comment from Mark via email (06/18):
We haven't wanted to fallback to English, because that taints the data.
However any client can easily backfill to do that.
We do need to check the tests to see why they aren't signaling an error.
Also, we might consider having *no* root value for these: we can do that.
Why does this not given an error “same as English” https://st.unicode.org/cldr-apps/v#/yo/Smileys/257d9e3f66adac9
