Replace emojis with their text codes #617
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Emojis are valid unicode, text codes are implementation dependent. So I am more inclined to file a bug with the IDEs rather than fix it here. I would not care very much, if it wasn't for the breaking of third-party links. That is not a good idea for a specification in my opinion. |
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I think I agree. I have found this annoying for a long time and finally decided to try to fix it. But I think the fix is more negative than positive. |
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This fixes linking behavior in IDEs and leaves behavior in GitHub unaffected.
Note that this will break any direct links to section headings that contain emojis!
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