fix(ui): use bullet glyph for better Windows terminal compatibility#2720
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Summary
Replace the
⏺glyph with●for title icons to improve rendering on Windows terminals.Context
The
⏺(U+23FA, Black Circle for Record) glyph is part of the Miscellaneous Technical Unicode block and renders inconsistently — particularly on Windows terminals where it often appears as a hollow or oversized circle, or falls back to a box character. The●(U+25CF, Black Circle) glyph is in the General Punctuation block, has much broader font support, and renders as a clean, solid dot across all platforms including Windows.Changes
⏺with●in all colored icon variants (Action,Info,Debug,Error,Completion) inTitleDisplay⏺with●in the plain-text format path used for non-color outputTesting
Run the application and observe the title display icons render correctly as solid dots across terminals, including Windows.
cargo run -- "hello"