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Per the emoji spec, characters like plain numbers (0-9) and certain symbols (*, #, etc) are considered Emoji.
See: mathiasbynens/emoji-regex#33 (comment)
For the purposes of the wrapEmoji method, those characters should NOT be wrapped in HTML.
Only real unicode characters should be matched, which all real emoji are.
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Per the emoji spec, characters like plain numbers (0-9) and certain symbols (
*
,#
, etc) are considered Emoji.See: mathiasbynens/emoji-regex#33 (comment)
For the purposes of the
wrapEmoji
method, those characters should NOT be wrapped in HTML.Only real unicode characters should be matched, which all real emoji are.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: