Use a ONE DOT LEADER as the outline's default filler#5734
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MDLC01 wants to merge 2 commits intotypst:mainfrom
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Use a ONE DOT LEADER as the outline's default filler#5734MDLC01 wants to merge 2 commits intotypst:mainfrom
MDLC01 wants to merge 2 commits intotypst:mainfrom
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Quoting the Unicode 16.0.0 Core Specification:
So it appears using a regular period is more appropriate here. Sorry for the noise. |
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This was further discussed there: #5735 (comment). |
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This uses U+2024 ONE DOT LEADER instead of a regular period as the default filler in
outline.U+2024 decomposes to a regular period so this change is not very important. I just think it is more semantically precise.
It affects a CJK test, I'm not sure if this is desirable.