Help needed with replacing dumb single quotation marks and apostrophes with smart ones

I was really pleased to discover the Autohotkey script by Jesús Prietos: www.gonduana.com/.../ for easily switching between 'smart' and 'dumb' quotation marks for different languages to help me avoid introducing inconsistency at the review stage (as track changes prevents autocorrect from working properly). The smart single quotation marks work perfectly, however I am not able to type a smart apostrophe within single quotation marks like so:

‘It’s a nice day, isn’t it?’

I've made several attempts at editing the script and also had a look at some of the other suggestions on Paul's blog (multifarious.filkin.com/.../) but I just can't seem to figure it out.
I guess one way around the problem is typing the apostrophe twice until it is around the correct way but is there a more sensible alternative?
Can anyone help?
Regards,

Daniel

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