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Color glyphs off Windows: the COLR interpreter gets its tables from the native backend, and CBDT bitmaps (Noto Color Emoji on most Linux systems) are drawn from their PNG images (font/cbdt.odin). font.glyph_is_color and font.color_glyph_rgba work there.
Fractional scaling on Wayland: wp_fractional_scale_v1 with wp_viewporter, the buffer in physical pixels; a scale of 1.5 was drawn at 2 and scaled down by the compositor.
Cursors on Linux: on X11 from the theme (libxcb-cursor) or the server's cursor font, custom images through RENDER; on Wayland custom images through wl_shm and the theme (libwayland-cursor) where wp_cursor_shape_v1 is missing, and the cursor is sent again on each pointer enter. platform.cursor_on_screen says what shows.
tools/doc_check.mjs, run by the CI: the files, flags, defines and package names the documentation cites must exist. tools/release.ps1 retakes the About picture itself. The documentation no longer says Linux is missing where it exists, and says what it lacks (color glyphs, X11 cursors, Wayland fractional scaling).