Add "nyoc" grouping, meaning "nyo counterpart" #338
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Most of this is automatically edited. About 300 cases were simple addition of the nyoc group to whichever of a pair of groups lacked the position element, then about 50 or so cases were re-grouping of the counterpart elements into a single group and adding the nyoc position, and then there were a few cases such as 051a0.svg of grouping errors in the existing files, where the nyo counterpart had falsely been made a child of the nyo group which had to be hand edited. There were no other types of errors as far as I could see, and this now covers every case of "nyo" position in the kanji directory.
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Most of this is automatically edited. About 300 cases were simple
addition of the nyoc group to whichever of a pair of groups lacked the
position element, then about 50 or so cases were re-grouping of the
counterpart elements into a single group and adding the nyoc position,
and then there were a few cases such as 051a0.svg of grouping errors
in the existing files, where the nyo counterpart had falsely been made
a child of the nyo group which had to be hand edited.
There were no other types of errors as far as I could see, and this
now covers every case of "nyo" position in the kanji directory.