[XeTeX] Sanskrit hyphenation

[Yves Codet]

Hello.

I've added some Indian scripts to "sanhyph.tex". I'm not sure I would 
know how to describe hyphenation in transliteration. Maybe Somadeva has 
something ready which could be included in the file.

When I build a format, the .log file says:

14787 words of font info for 50 preloaded fonts
14 hyphenation exceptions
Hyphenation trie of length 14114 has 191 ops out of 35111
   10 for language 1
   181 for language 0

I hope there's nothing abnormal (for a test I've only included 
Sanskrit, which must be language 1 here).

If somebody is willing to check the file it would be a great help. It 
might be easier to do it with Yudit, because it displays character 
codes (but perhaps some other text editors can do the same): small 
glyphs are hard to see when they combine with a preceding digit.

I happen to have no samples of Sanskrit in other scripts than 
Devanagari at hand. So I couldn't check yet if the patterns work with 
those scripts. I can write some but it would take time. If any were 
available somewhere it would be faster; suggestions are welcome.

Kind regards,

Yves

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