One of the properties of a standard is that it changes slowly.
Since RFC-CHAR attempts to cover all the characters of ISO 10646
and that has not be published yet, it is hard to see how you can
publish RFC-CHAR and then continuously change it to track ISO 10646.
Or perhaps it is just another collection of a lot a characters :-).
RFC-CHAR does not currently attempt to cover all of 10646.
RFC-CHAR attempts to cover current charset standards,
and 10646 is not existing yet. There is no charset table for 10646
in the current RFC-CHAR draft.
When it will be available, I will try to include all of it
(but that is a big mouthful). The same goal is stated for
RFC-MIME, so in this respect you may say that the two drafts
are on equal footing.
Keld