ZWJ sequences for custom images#124
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implements github#120 I'd welcome suggestions for alternative sequences
for some reason, `"tags": ["custom"]` fucked up /test/emoji_test.rb, so removing for now
`custom?()` relied on `raw` to be empty, which means there would be no Unicode representation at all, but we are introducing custom ZWJ sequences for that here
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This fails because the code currently expects all custom emojis to have no Unicode representation ( |
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Hi thanks for the suggestion! Why would it be useful to have ZJW sequences for custom emoji? How are people expected to input such sequences? |
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They would be copied in plain-text environments, i.e. while the Octocat cannot be shown, 🐱🐙 can and users would be able to guess or learn what is missing there. |
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implements #120
I'd welcome suggestions for alternative sequences