Comment 1 for bug 1897462

Low priority because

- this module is not built-in, and hence cannot be used on secure boot systems, so it's only usable on legacy and custom systems in the first place
- it is an usual end user configuration, given that there is not even a configuration option for it
- it's not necessary for booting the system, unless you have /boot inside LUKS and layout differences matter for the password, but that's again an unusual system configuration
- there is an easy workaround of just typing with ANSI layout in mind