Adds final sigma ( ς ) to quick accent under Greek language. #37611
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Summary of the Pull Request
This adds the final sigma character ( ς ) to the Greek language.
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Detailed Description of the Pull Request / Additional comments
I have changed the line of characters under the Greek language to include a new character, ς which is a symbol used in Greek if the final letter is a sigma.
Validation Steps Performed
I am able to use ς in the quick accent after running the debug binary. Nothing seems to be broken, I only made a single string change