Pour one out for the fire emoji banner. #973
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Ever since
<insert version of macOS here, don't remember>the beautiful FIREBASE emoji banner has been wrecked in the default OS X Terminal app due to UTF-8 character spacing changes. Other terminals like Hyper or iTerm work fine, but there's no way that I was able to determine to detect where it will and won't work. 馃槥Since a yellow
FIREBASEis better than a glitchy mess, it's time to say goodbye to the fire emoji. Thanks a lot, 馃崕馃挧馃挧馃挧馃挧馃敟馃挧馃挧馃挧馃挧