Mingye Wang

Well uh... I don't think a line-editing program needs to concern itself with BOM, or to know about *any* Unicode properties, let alone hard-code ranges of assigned UTF code points....

Right, signing off. Gotta amend.

@gitster Good question! Bash has, well, never really allowed being built *without* readline: you are supposed to use its bundled version if you don't have one. Nevertheless, some BSD systems...

A simple but far-from-optimal way to "fix" the cache would be extending the `ImagingPaletteInstance.cache` member to a tagged union allowing multiple values. Sparse cells can keep their one-value encoding, while...

`depcheck` has some magic inside that ends up generating a list of packages used. That may help. But do note that knowing what packages are used is not enough, as...

The ones for globals like Map and Set will require some keeping track of the variables. For a single file, this can probably be done by walking the syntax tree...

Will you add something like a line of "note" to the [description for gb18030](https://encoding.spec.whatwg.org/#gb18030) in the spec mentioning this issue? PUA really brings a lot of issues to users as...

@annevk It's true that the modern world should use UTF-8 for information exchange, processing and storage. But given that character representations in UTF-8 relies on codepoints assigned in Unicode, it...

> Given that no browser implements gb18030 like that I don't see why we should change this. Newer Pan-CJK font families like Adobe's [Source Han Sans](https://github.com/adobe-fonts/source-han-sans) (lead by @kenlunde) decide...

> PUA code points should especially be avoided when mixing multiple standards, which is the case for Pan-CJK fonts; Hmm, I guess that an encoding spec for dealing with legacy...