cldr

Currently, all ULE values are aligned to a byte boundary. We should consider making them aligned to a bit boundary instead.

This would solve two problems:

1. Inefficient storage: for example, Script requires 10 bits, which means it needs to use a 16-bit unit, wasting 37% of space. (#1404)
2. Inability for the upcoming #[derive(ULE)] to efficiently pack a struct containing many small fie

This should work:

cat test.txt | unic-inspector

I could imagine consumers of this library wanting to ignore fixed periods when getting the string for a day period in certain locales. Although I wouldn't necessarily advise this usage, someone might prefix the English language day period with the word "Good" as a greeting to users ("Good morning", "Good afternoon", etc.). Without filtering on fixed periods, this would lead to awkward construction