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Type Greek in BetaCode
❌ means that the program could not interpret a character of combination of characters as valid BetaCode.
The betatyper.js code is passing a number of tests which you can see here. It does not cover the full BetaCode specification.
You can open a console in your browser and type
let br = new betareader();
to play with transcoding.
br.transcodeGreek("mh=nin");