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Unicode in general doesn't like encoding arbitrary markup unless absolutely necessary. And for historical character sets the scope is limited and finite, so jus
by ygra 2y ago
Unicode in general doesn't like encoding arbitrary markup unless absolutely necessary. And for historical character sets the scope is limited and finite, so just using four code points is much easier than trying to specify a higher-order meaning for certain sequences of code points. Unicode also doesn't like encoding things based on hypothetical future use.