fix: properly render 馃毊 in default templates (cherry-pick #4044) #4049
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It seems that GitHub has changed its Markdown renderer such that an emoji followed by a string of plain text (with no other formatting) followed by a colon at the end of the line renders as plain text instead of as the emoji. Compare the following two lines: * 馃毊 To delete all plans and locks for the PR, comment: * 馃毊 To **delete** all plans and locks for the PR, comment: While this seems like it is probably a GitHub bug, we can work around it by adding some formatting between the emoji and the end of the line, which matches the bullet point above it anyway.
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Cherry-picked Fix rendering of 馃毊 in default templates (#4044)
It seems that GitHub has changed its Markdown renderer such that an
emoji followed by a string of plain text (with no other formatting)
followed by a colon at the end of the line renders as plain text instead
of as the emoji. Compare the following two lines:
馃毊 To delete all plans and locks for the PR, comment:
馃毊 To delete all plans and locks for the PR, comment:
While this seems like it is probably a GitHub bug, we can work around it
by adding some formatting between the emoji and the end of the line,
which matches the bullet point above it anyway.