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find unicode characters based on their names
Currently `ugrep -l` hardcodes the foreground and background colors for the sixel output. It should use the same routines as `lsix` and detect the correct foreground and background colors.
When increasing the size of the glyph rendering when listing fonts, the size of the text also increases. This is good, but some terminals, such as gnome-terminal, cannot handle double-high...
They both show every single code point, so they shouldn't be that different in speed.
`ugrep ^x` should show all characters whose description begins with "X". It does not. This was so much easier in awk... ☺
Some characters do not exists in the UnicodeData.txt file but are still part of Unicode. For example, CJK characters. If a character is not found, ugrep should fall back to...