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Properly measure unicode beyond ascii
See original GitHub issueSimpleTextLayout naively assumes char count is width
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The library now handles ANSI escape sequences (which measure to zero) and multi-char codepoints (which measure to one). Going to close for want of specific issues which are not dealing with monospace fonts and their lack of support for emoji and non-western script.
Yep, I went in there to fix it and can see you are already handling it correctly, but it’s just the additional width of the those unicode characters.