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From what I recall, they stopped creating precomposed glyphs with diacritics shortly after the mess that was polytonic Greek. It should become abundantly clear why if you look at the code charts. Anyways, font authors can adjust diacritics to make them look as good as a precomposed glyph (or even just have custom precomposed glyph ligatures). If you can find historical reason for such a glyph being used then putting a request in at the Junicode font github would likely be your best bet to have as good a representation for it as possible in a font.
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