Consider adding a plain 'y' as a contextual alternative

[querkmachine]

I started using Hubot Sans on my personal website recently, but have had comments from dyslexic readers that the angled descender of the lowercase 'y' is halting and makes things slower and more difficult to read.

I quite like Hubot, and would like to continue using it for headings and shorter prose, but having a more plain looking 'y' as part of a styleset (probably ss01, given that contains other, less angular letter forms) would be a really handy addition to make the font more versatile and accessible.

Thanks. 🖖