Does not work for characters with codepoints of >0xFFFF

[TETYYS]

char.MaxValue in C# is 65535, so var high = c >> 8; in source code cannot exceed 255, while character file has values ranging from 468 to 497.

It is incorrect to loop through individual characters of input, EnumerateRunes() must be used instead.

Reproduction:

// p.csx
#r "nuget: Unidecode.NET, 2.1.0"

using Unidecode.NET;

var a = "更".Unidecode(); // f901 Kayng
var b = "🄁".Unidecode(); // 1f101 0,

Console.WriteLine(a);
Console.WriteLine(b);

dotnet script p.csx

Outputs:

Kayng