They don't really reuse letter codepoints; they use a different codepoint in Unicode. They match <:N> alright, and also <:Nl>:
raku -e 'say "Ⅻ " ~~ /<:Nl>/' ｢Ⅻ｣
Nice one, I didn't know they had separate characters for Roman numerals in Unicode. I don't think it's actually used in the wild much, still, nice.
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They don't really reuse letter codepoints; they use a different codepoint in Unicode. They match <:N> alright, and also <:Nl>:
Nice one, I didn't know they had separate characters for Roman numerals in Unicode. I don't think it's actually used in the wild much, still, nice.