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If the larger glyphs for an auto-sized character in `cmex10` uses a
character that is in the `latex_to_bakoma` table, then it will be mapped
an extra time into `cmr10` (usually). Thus we end up with a large
version of a "normal" character, such as an exclamation point.
Instead map these glyphs through the `latex_to_bakoma` table by using
their glyph names as "commands". This ensures they don't get
double-mapped to the wrong font and fixes the following issues:
- slash (/) uses a comma at the larger sizes
- right parenthesis uses an exclamation point at the largest size
- left and right braces use parentheses at the largest size
- right floor uses a percentage sign at the largest size
- left ceiling uses an ampersand at the largest size
Also, drop the regular size braces, as they are the same as the first
`big`-sized version.
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