Untested.

This concludes kerx table support!

Untested.

Tested with Kannada MN:

$ HB_OPTIONS=aat ./hb-shape Kannada\ MN.ttc -u 0CCD,0C95,0CD6
[kn_ka.vattu=0+230|kn_ai_length_mark=1@326,0+607]

Doesn't apply actions yet.

Tested using Kannada MN:

$ HB_OPTIONS=aat ./hb-shape Kannada\ MN.ttc -u 0C95,0CCd,C95,CCD
[kn_ka.virama=0+1299|kn_ka.vattu=0+115|_blank=0@-115,0+385]

$ HB_OPTIONS=aat ./hb-shape Kannada\ MN.ttc -u 0C95,0CCd,C95,CCD --features=-kern
[kn_ka.virama=0+1799|kn_ka.vattu=0+230|_blank=0+0]

I don't see the GPOS table in the font do the same.  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Untested.

Untested.  The only Apple font shipping with this format is San Francisco fonts
that use this for their kerx variation tables, which we don't support.

Tested that Format0 works with Kannada MN font:

$ make -j5 lib -s && HB_OPTIONS=aat ./hb-shape Kannada\ MN.ttc -u 0C95,0CC2
[kn_ka=0+1000|kn_matra_uu=0@-30,0+1345]

$ make -j5 lib -s && HB_OPTIONS=aat ./hb-shape Kannada\ MN.ttc -u 0C95,0CC2 --features=-kern
[kn_ka=0+1030|kn_matra_uu=0+1375]

Note that GPOS does the same with 'dist' feature, and applies the whole difference to the
same glyph:

$ make -j5 lib -s && ./hb-shape Kannada\ MN.ttc -u 0C95,0CC2
[kn_ka=0+970|kn_matra_uu=0+1375]

$ make -j5 lib -s && ./hb-shape Kannada\ MN.ttc -u 0C95,0CC2 --features=-dist
[kn_ka=0+1030|kn_matra_uu=0+1375]

Disable kern Format2.

Fix kerx Format2.  Manually tested this with Tamil MN font and it works:

$ HB_OPTIONS=aat ./hb-shape Tamil\ MN.ttc -u 0B94,0B95
[tgv_au=0+3435|tgc_ka=1@-75,0+1517]

 HB_OPTIONS=aat ./hb-shape Tamil\ MN.ttc -u 0B94,0B95 --features=-kern
[tgv_au=0+3510|tgc_ka=1+1592]

Still, not hooked.

Not hooked up to be called yet.

"The values in the right class table are stored pre-multiplied by the
number of bytes in a single kerning value, and the values in the left
class table are stored pre-multiplied by the number of bytes in one
row. This eliminates needing to multiply the row and column values
together to determine the location of the kerning value. The array can
be indexed by doing the right- and left-hand class mappings, adding the
class values to the address of the array, and fetching the kerning
value to which the new address points."