documentation should not use a font with ligatures

[landfillbaby]

it actually makes it harder to learn the syntax. example: on the "in a nutshell" page, is the ligature ≥ >= or =>? have to copy and paste it somewhere else to find out. oh and ≤ is the opposite way around?

[drkameleon]

Thanks a lot for your message and... ofc, welcome to the community! 😉

I think you're making a very valid point here. I mean... I totally like the look of it (ligatures, etc I mean), but if you don't know what it is already, for documentation purposes this may end up being too confusing...

Perhaps, we could add a way to sort of turn ligatures on-off (with off being the default?) 🤔

Good point either way! Will totally be taken into account before our upcoming new release (which will update the documentation/website as well) 🚀