Improve: add support for Unicode 14 emojis to linux#6053
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LGTM!
BTW (it is off-topic but related) can we bodge the FontManager class so that it only tries to load this font if it is running in Linux (or rather, if it is NOT running on Windows)? As you might know I run the same physical profiles across multiple OSes (Windows/FreeBSD/Linux) from a shared file-system and the fact that the Linux runs do put the font into the Mudlet fonts folder upsets the Windows runs when they barf over this unloadable (in that OS) font file...
I suppose I should make a PR that does this.
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Brief overview of PR changes/additions
Update Noto Color Emoji to the v2.034 release which supports Unicode 14.
Motivation for adding to Mudlet
So we can get these new emojis on Linux: https://emojipedia.org/unicode-14.0
Other info
See #5507 which previously updated this to Unicode 13.