Align tables containing wide or zero-width characters #19
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When printed in a fixed-width font, some characters take up two columns (e.g. East Asian characters or emojis) and some characters take up zero columns (like combining diacritic characters). To take these characters into account when aligning tables, use the wcwidth package to get the display length of the table cell contents. Fixes ducminh-phan#18
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When printed in a fixed-width font, some characters take up two columns
(e.g. East Asian characters or emojis) and some characters take up zero
columns (like combining diacritic characters). To take these characters
into account when aligning tables, use the wcwidth package to get the
display length of the table cell contents.
Fixes #18