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            type name (e.g. 'uint16', 'Tag', 'Offset'), a specialized type (e.g.
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            to create a converter factory.
        name: The name of the field as defined in the OpenType specification.
        repeat: If the field is an array, this defines how many times it
            repeats. It can be an integer, or the name of another field (usually
            a 'Count' field) that contains the number of repetitions. If it is a
            string, it is used to lookup the count value from the table.
        aux: Auxiliary data used by some converters. When `repeat` is not set
            and `aux` is a string, it is often compiled into a Python
            expression for evaluation. For repeating structs, it is often used
            as a constant or an expression.
        description: A human-readable description of the field's purpose.
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