[samhocevar]

In many places, "char" is not a valid type to handle characters, because it
only supports 16 bits. In order to handle the full range of Unicode characters,
we need to use "int".

This allows characters such as 🙌 or 𐐷 to be treated as single codepoints even
though they are encoded as two "char"s in a C# string.

[samhocevar]

Here is how the above sentence looked like:

This is how it is rendered now. Of course, the glyphs are still not found, but this is probably a necessary step:

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@samhocevar

Thank you for the PRs

all are in my testing process

:)

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Render with 'Century Normal'

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