Syntactic content is any text in a document format or
protocol that belongs to the structure of the format or protocol. This
@@ -1057,7 +1057,8 @@
Unicode Controls and Invisible Markers
joining and shape selection in Arabic and Indic scripts. For example, ZWJ and ZWNJ are used in some Indic scripts to allow
authors to specify the shape that certain conjuncts take. See the
discussion in Chapter 12 of [[!Unicode]].
-
+
+
Variation selectors (U+FE00 through
U+FE0F) are
characters used to select an alternate appearance or glyph
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Requirements for Resources
is at odds with how transcoders are actually implemented, this version no longer includes
this requirement. Bear in mind that most transcoders produce NFC output and that even those
transcoders that do not produce NFC for all characters mainly produce NFC for the preponderence
- of characters. In particular, there are no transcoders that produce decomposed forms where
+ of characters. In particular, there are no commonly-used transcoders that produce decomposed forms where
precomposed forms exist or which produce a different combining character sequence from the
normalized sequence.