Is there a list of all of the Kanji used available somewhere in text so that I can compare against what Kanji my script uses to see if any are missing?
TL;DR: I uploaded the list in https://gist.github.com/diaowinner/1af3992ec0ff2c75c678e7d0a287c8ba
Just install Python and download the quan.hex and then
a = [] # charset, set as empty
with open("quan.hex") as f: # open the font
for line in f: # read each lines
a.append(int(line.split(":")[0],base=16) # append from the first part of every line, it's Unifont HEX format so convert to dec
print("".join([chr(i) for i in a])) # print in a good format
save it and run it and you’ll see.
BTW I did the whole stuff when there’s no kbitx format, which I prefer more.