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Long-vowel mark ー expands with the wrong vowel after katakana ヒ/ビ
During normalization, the chōonpu (ー) is expanded with the wrong vowel after katakana ヒ and ビ.
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Full-width/kana conversion drops the first and last char of each range (moji)
Full-width/half-width and kana range conversions skip the boundary characters of each range (！ ～ ぁ ゖ ...), so edge code points like ！ (U+FF01) are not converted.
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Meilisearch charabia mis-detects half-width katakana script (Japanese search)
Meilisearch's charabia tokenizer incorrectly classifies halfwidth katakana (U+FF65-U+FF9F) and some fullwidth forms as wrong scripts, causing them to be processed by the wrong tokenizer and failing Japanese search.
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tabled splits combining marks from their base grapheme when wrapping width
tabled's text-wrapping splits combining marks (diacritics, dakuten, etc.) away from their base grapheme when calculating width for terminal table cells.
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Zed block cursor is misaligned over ambiguous-width Unicode characters
In Zed editor, the block cursor over Unicode ambiguous-width characters (East Asian Width 'A' category, e.g., some symbols, box-drawing) is misaligned — the cursor glyph is not centered in the cell.
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