More lookalike Unicode characters get replaced with "?" before reaching your screen.
What's wrong with this entry?
The sanitizer that replaces arrow-like and private-use Unicode with "?" now covers a much larger set, so fewer confusable glyphs survive into rendered text.
- Added ranges include mathematical order relations, angle brackets, further Canadian syllabics and more emoji and symbol blocks.
- The rule that strips a run of arrows at the end of a string now lives in a shared regular expression.
\u2aa2\u2aa7\u2aa9\u2aab\u2aad
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.