Phonecian / Paleo-Hebrew m17n module

This is a m17n module for the Phonecian script.

The Phonecian script is the ancestor of the:

• Latin script
• Greek script
• Cryllic script
• Hebrew script
• Arabic script
• ... and many more!

In its heyday, the script was used for Phonecian, Paleo-Hebrew, Punic, and other ancient northwestern Semitic languages.

Unicode assigned all of them the same script block, Phonecian (U+10900..U+1091F).

Assignments:

Input	Letter	Unicode	Code Point	Notes
'	ALF	𐤀	U+10900	Often denoted ʾ in academic literature, mapped to ' since ' is commonly used to represent glottal stops.
b	BET	𐤁	U+10901
g	GAML	𐤂	U+10902
d	DELT	𐤃	U+10903
h	HE	𐤄	U+10904
w	WAU	𐤅	U+10905
z	ZAYIN	𐤆	U+10906
x	HET	𐤇	U+10907	Often denoted ḥ in academic literature
T	TET	𐤈	U+10908	Often denoted ṭ in academic literature
y	YOD	𐤉	U+10909
k	KAF	𐤊	U+1090A
l	LAMD	𐤋	U+1090B
m	MEM	𐤌	U+1090C
n	NUN	𐤍	U+1090D
s	SEMK	𐤎	U+1090E	Often denoted ś in academic literature
A	AIN	𐤏	U+1090F	Often denoted ʿ (n.b: this is the reverse of ʾ) in academic literature, mapped to A since it's pronounced like a pharangeal a
p	PE	𐤐	U+10910
S	SADE	𐤑	U+10911	Often denoted ṣ in academic literature
q	QOF	𐤒	U+10912
r	ROSH	𐤓	U+10913
j	SHIN	𐤔	U+10914	Often denoted š in academic literature. I used up both s and S, and wanted a letter on the home row. Not sure about this assignment.
t	TAW	𐤕	U+10915
|	Word separator	𐤟	U+1091F

Numbers

Input	Number	Unicode	Code Point
a	ONE	𐤖	U+10916
i	TEN	𐤗	U+10917
u	TWENTY	𐤘	U+10918
o	ONE HUNDRED	𐤙	U+10919

Escapes

Input	Output
\'	'
\|	|
\\	\