On 09/08/2022 17.00, Aaron Ballman via Liaison wrote:
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> P2320R0 (https://wg21.link/p2620r0) Lifting artificial restrictions on
> unviversal character names
> Proposes to relax a restriction that a universal character name cannot
> be used in place of a character in the basic character set, which is a
> restriction that C has but C++ does not. The author is looking for
> feedback on any concerns people have with unifying the behavior in
> both languages to match the C++ behavior.

This summary is a bit misleading.

The status quo in C++ is that UCNs that designate basic characters
are allowed in string literals, but disallowed outside of string
literals. The status quo in C is that UCNs that designate basic
characters are disallowed everywhere.

The paper, per its wording, is a C++ paper that wishes to allow
UCNs that designate basic characters even outside string literals.

This paper thus enlarges the gap between C and C++ in this area.

Jens