symbols/it: change two acute accents to grave accents in Sicilian layout

Since around 2019 the Cademia Siciliana no longer uses acute accents
in the ortography of the Sicilian language, to make it easier to type
this language on the common Italian keyboard, which most speakers of
Sicilian use.

Thus drop the two key definitions with letters with acute accents,
so that they fall back to the grave-accented letters of the default
Italian layout.

Signed-off-by: David Paleino <david@cademiasiciliana.org>

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/symbols/it b/symbols/it
index 67cd098d..1017c6bf 100644
--- a/symbols/it
+++ b/symbols/it
@@ -339,8 +339,6 @@ xkb_symbols "scn" {
 
     name[Group1] = "Sicilian";
 
-    key <AE12> {[ iacute, asciicircum,  asciitilde, dead_circumflex ]};
-
     key <AD03> {[      e,           E,    EuroSign,     ecircumflex ]};
     key <AD04> {[      r,           R,  ediaeresis,      Ediaeresis ]};
     key <AD07> {[      u,           U, ucircumflex,     Ucircumflex ]};
@@ -353,10 +351,6 @@ xkb_symbols "scn" {
     key <AC04> {[      f,           F,     dstroke,         Dstroke ]};
     key <AC11> {[ agrave,      degree,  numbersign,           U1D58 ]}; // # ᵘ
 
-    // Pushed ugrave to the third level (replacing the dead_grave),
-    // since it's common to write mixed Sicilian / Italian.
-    key <BKSL> {[ uacute,     section,      ugrave,      dead_breve ]};
-
     key <AB02> {[      x,           X,   Greek_chi,       Greek_CHI ]};
     // The uppercase Ccedilla (Ç) can be reached by using CapsLock.
     key <AB03> {[      c,           C,    ccedilla,       copyright ]};