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Will there ever be support for Latin letters such as é, à, ç, ô, etc.? Thank you.
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The instructions of the `micro-blog` exercise say:
> The trick to this exercise is to use APIs designed around Unicode characters (codepoints) instead of Unicode codeunits.
I understand that we …
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[The documentation](https://grapheme.readthedocs.io/en/latest/grapheme.html) gives this code:
```python
>>> rainbow_flag = "🏳️🌈"
>>> [codepoint for codepoint in rainbow_flag]
['🏳', '️', '', '🌈…
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Would be nice if the README had a little snippet showing how to use this? Just to more quickly onboard people.
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See discussion: https://github.com/WICG/proposals/issues/3#issuecomment-696424214
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|Previous ID | SR-4488 |
|Radar | rdar://31423475 |
|Original Reporter | @p…
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### Environment
#### Sonata packages
show
```
$ composer show --latest 'sonata-project/*'
Direct dependencies required in composer.json:
sonata-project/admin-bundle 4.31.0…
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|Previous ID | SR-9032 |
|Radar | None |
|Original Reporter | @johnno1962 …
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Test case for `chop` using an example astral symbol [U+1D306](http://mothereff.in/js-escapes#1%F0%9D%8C%86):
``` js
>> slang.chop('foo\uD834\uDF06'); // U+1D306
'foo\uD834' // expected 'foo' instead
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The keycap emoji, \*️⃣, used for the '\*' telephone button is encoded via a sequence of 3 codepoints:
- U+2A (Asterisk)
- U+FE0F
- U+20E3
Sometimes CommonMark treats the leading asterisk as a fo…