Unicode 16.0 had added \U0001cd00
- \U0001cde5
"Octant" chars allowing 8 subpixels per char block.
ref:
https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/Unicode-16.0/U160-1CC00.pdf
Terminedia already supports 1 block, 1/2 block, 1/4 block and 1/8 block with Braille (which is not intended for subpixel drawing) - - adding octants is a natural feature, and I should do it as soon as possible.
Python 3.14 should come with Unicode 16 support - but that is only needed for getting the chars by name - otherwise all one needs is a compatible font installed.