Thanks RB1957
Yes, I agree a great reduction of kt can be achieved by traditional geometric adjustments that usually involve some form of fillet.
Applying a compressive stress by shot peening as you suggest, into an area prone to kt maybe a consideration, it would preload the region and reduce the kt effects.
If fillets can be avoided its also a manufacturing benefit as it reduces the steps to production by not only one, but removes the need to confirm quality control on the fillet consistency.
I get kt more in the trailing edge (and some LE)and root of the Divergent blade design. The loading is combined.