Some artifacts can be seen over some letters of some sizes of the Courier New Bold
font, and even a few in Times New Roman Bold when using LCD subpixel text.
The problem is in the T2K rasteriser's scan conversion when presented with
a contour (outline) which has a zero-width part of the contour - essentially a line
sticking out. "y" is one example. where the "**" is a artifact. From a normal
viewing distance it looks like tiny dots or smudges.

    **
 X X
  X X
   X X
    X
   X
  X
XX

The reason is the outline (contour) looks something like this where "++"
are extra lines that extend beyond where they should and its causing pixels
to be turned on that shouldn't be.

 ---------++ ++-------
/ \ / \
\_____ / \ ______/
        \ \ / /
         \ \/ /
          \ /
          / /
         / /
        / /
       / /
 ---- ---
/ \
\___________/

This isn't a "new bug" - its been a latent issue in T2K that shows up in
LCD text because it takes a different scan conversion path in T2K.
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