What unicode/non-Latin test cases are covered?

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The sindresorhus/slugify repository has comprehensive test coverage for non-Latin scripts. Here are the covered test cases:

**German (umlauts)**
- `ä ö ü Ä Ö Ü ß` → `ae oe ue Ae Oe Ue ss` [test.js:L108-L109]

**Vietnamese**
- `ố Ừ Đ` → `o U D` [test.js:L113-L114]

**Arabic**
- `ث س و` → `th s w` [test.js:L118-L119]

**Persian/Farsi**
- `چ ی پ` → `ch y p` [test.js:L123-L124]

**Urdu**
- `ٹ ڈ ھ` → `t d h` [test.js:L129-L130]

**Pashto**
- `ګ ړ څ` → `g r c` [test.js:L134-L135]

**Russian**
- `Ж п ю` → `Zh p yu` [test.js:L139-L140]

**Romanian**
- `ș Ț` → `s T` [test.js:L144-L145]

**Turkish**
- `İ ı Ş ş Ç ç Ğ ğ` → `I i S s C c G g` [test.js:L149-L150]

**Armenian**
- `Ե ր ե ւ ա ն` → `Ye r ye a n` [test.js:L154-L155]

**Chinese and Arabic with transliterate disabled**
- `你好世界` → `你好世界` (preserved) [test.js:L238]
- `مرحبا` → `مرحبا` (preserved) [test.js:L239]

Additionally, there are tests for accented characters like French (`Déjà Vu` → `deja-vu`) and Swedish (`Räksmörgås`) with locale-specific variations [test.js:L214-L218].

FOLLOW_UPS:
- How does the locale option affect transliteration output?
- What happens when transliterate option is set to false?
- Which special characters get custom replacements by default?