Is there a way to find all Cyrillic typewriter fonts on CTAN?

Question

DejaVu and Droid both provide good T2A typewriter fonts. I wanted to check if there are alternatives, but couldn't find a good way to do so using either http://www.tug.dk/FontCatalogue, CTAN, or MikTeX Console.

Example document:

\documentclass[12pt]{article}

\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage[T1,T2A]{fontenc}

\usepackage{listings}
%\usepackage[ttdefault=true]{AnonymousPro}
\usepackage{sourcecodepro}

\lstset{
    language=Haskell,
    inputencoding=utf8,
    extendedchars=true,
    breaklines=true,
    escapeinside=!!,
    tabsize=4,
    breakatwhitespace=true,
    keepspaces=true
}
\lstset{
    literate={а}{{\selectfont\char224}}1
    {б}{{\selectfont\char225}}1
    {в}{{\selectfont\char226}}1
    {г}{{\selectfont\char227}}1
    {д}{{\selectfont\char228}}1
    {е}{{\selectfont\char229}}1
    {ё}{{\"e}}1
    {ж}{{\selectfont\char230}}1
    {з}{{\selectfont\char231}}1
    {и}{{\selectfont\char232}}1
    {й}{{\selectfont\char233}}1
    {к}{{\selectfont\char234}}1
    {л}{{\selectfont\char235}}1
    {м}{{\selectfont\char236}}1
    {н}{{\selectfont\char237}}1
    {о}{{\selectfont\char238}}1
    {п}{{\selectfont\char239}}1
    {р}{{\selectfont\char240}}1
    {с}{{\selectfont\char241}}1
    {т}{{\selectfont\char242}}1
    {у}{{\selectfont\char243}}1
    {ф}{{\selectfont\char244}}1
    {х}{{\selectfont\char245}}1
    {ц}{{\selectfont\char246}}1
    {ч}{{\selectfont\char247}}1
    {ш}{{\selectfont\char248}}1
    {щ}{{\selectfont\char249}}1
    {ъ}{{\selectfont\char250}}1
    {ы}{{\selectfont\char251}}1
    {ь}{{\selectfont\char252}}1
    {э}{{\selectfont\char253}}1
    {ю}{{\selectfont\char254}}1
    {я}{{\selectfont\char255}}1
    {А}{{\selectfont\char192}}1
    {Б}{{\selectfont\char193}}1
    {В}{{\selectfont\char194}}1
    {Г}{{\selectfont\char195}}1
    {Д}{{\selectfont\char196}}1
    {Е}{{\selectfont\char197}}1
    {Ё}{{\"E}}1
    {Ж}{{\selectfont\char198}}1
    {З}{{\selectfont\char199}}1
    {И}{{\selectfont\char200}}1
    {Й}{{\selectfont\char201}}1
    {К}{{\selectfont\char202}}1
    {Л}{{\selectfont\char203}}1
    {М}{{\selectfont\char204}}1
    {Н}{{\selectfont\char205}}1
    {О}{{\selectfont\char206}}1
    {П}{{\selectfont\char207}}1
    {Р}{{\selectfont\char208}}1
    {С}{{\selectfont\char209}}1
    {Т}{{\selectfont\char210}}1
    {У}{{\selectfont\char211}}1
    {Ф}{{\selectfont\char212}}1
    {Х}{{\selectfont\char213}}1
    {Ц}{{\selectfont\char214}}1
    {Ч}{{\selectfont\char215}}1
    {Ш}{{\selectfont\char216}}1
    {Щ}{{\selectfont\char217}}1
    {Ъ}{{\selectfont\char218}}1
    {Ы}{{\selectfont\char219}}1
    {Ь}{{\selectfont\char220}}1
    {Э}{{\selectfont\char221}}1
    {Ю}{{\selectfont\char222}}1
    {Я}{{\selectfont\char223}}1
}
\lstset{
    basicstyle=\ttfamily\footnotesize,
    commentstyle=\color{green}\itshape,
    keywordstyle= % TODO https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/415777/avoid-highlighting-keywords-following-certain-words-in-listings
}

\begin{document}
    \lstinline|АБВ|
\end{document}

Answer 1

It depends with what you want to compile your document. For PDFLaTeX, the following is valid:

I just searched my TeX distribution (TeX Live 2017) for files with names starting with t2a or T2A and ending with .fd and got the following list:

t2aantt.fd
t2aanttc.fd
t2aanttl.fd
t2aanttlc.fd
t2accr.fd
t2acmbr.fd
t2acmdh.fd
t2acmfib.fd
t2acmfr.fd
t2acmr.fd
t2acmss.fd
t2acmtl.fd
t2acmtt.fd
t2acmvtt.fd
t2afca.fd
t2afcm.fd
t2afco.fd
t2afcs.fd
t2afct.fd
t2afdm.fd
t2afdr.fd
t2afds.fd
T2Afla.fd
t2afmm.fd
t2afos.fd
t2afosj.fd
t2agentium.fd
t2aiwona.fd
t2aiwonac.fd
t2aiwonal.fd
t2aiwonalc.fd
t2akurier.fd
t2akurierc.fd
t2akurierl.fd
t2akurierlc.fd
t2alcmss.fd
t2alcmtt.fd
t2atempora-tlf.fd
t2atempora-tosf.fd
T2ACochineal-LF.fd
T2ACochineal-OsF.fd
T2ACochineal-Sup.fd
T2ACochineal-TLF.fd
T2ACochineal-TOsF.fd
T2ADejaVuSans-TLF.fd
T2ADejaVuSansCondensed-TLF.fd
T2ADejaVuSansMono-TLF.fd
T2ADejaVuSerif-TLF.fd
T2ADejaVuSerifCondensed-TLF.fd
T2Aerewhon-Dnom.fd
T2Aerewhon-Inf.fd
T2Aerewhon-LF.fd
T2Aerewhon-Numr.fd
T2Aerewhon-OsF.fd
T2Aerewhon-Sup.fd
T2Aerewhon-TLF.fd
T2Aerewhon-TOsF.fd
T2AHeuristica-Inf.fd
T2AHeuristica-Sup.fd
T2AHeuristica-TLF.fd
T2AHeuristica-TOsF.fd
T2ALinuxLibertineT-LF.fd
T2ALinuxLibertineT-OsF.fd
T2ALinuxLibertineT-TLF.fd
T2ALinuxLibertineT-TOsF.fd
T2ANimbusMono.fd
T2ANimbusMonoN.fd
T2ANimbusSans.fd
T2ANimbusSerif.fd
T2APTMono-TLF.fd
T2APTSans-TLF.fd
T2APTSansCaption-TLF.fd
T2APTSansNarrow-TLF.fd
T2APTSerif-TLF.fd
T2APTSerifCaption-TLF.fd
T2Alato-LF.fd
T2Alato-OsF.fd
T2Alato-TLF.fd
T2Alato-TOsF.fd
T2AXCharter-Sup.fd
T2AXCharter-TLF.fd
T2AXCharter-TOsF.fd

Of these, the following are monospaced fonts:

t2acmtl.fd
t2acmtt.fd
t2afct.fd
t2afdm.fd
t2alcmtt.fd
T2ADejaVuSansMono-TLF.fd
T2ANimbusMono.fd
T2ANimbusMonoN.fd
T2APTMono-TLF.fd

But then, there are of course other fonts that can be used with fontspec and XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX. For these, you could check in the font information for the scripts supported by these fonts.