If there are no restrictions on your choice of legal name, the restrictions are entirely implicitly imposed by the systems which store it
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Just getting started on answering this question probably necessitates an organisation as large and complex as the Unicode Consortium
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Plus, we treat constraints as challenges. No matter what schema you choose, it will always be possible to invent a name outside of it
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The moment it's declared that names can be at most 1000 characters long, someone gives their kid a 1001-char name. In protest! And why not!
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