> that braille whitespace is not classified [correctly] I did! That was the first thing I said. > > characters that render as whitespace but aren't, for examp

> that braille whitespace is not classified [correctly] I did! That was the first thing I said. > > characters that render as whitespace but aren't, for example U+2800 (BRAILLE PATTERN BLANK). > in actual braille, that is a whitespace character