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Eh, it worksâish. On my client with my fonts, I can see obvious issues with the formatting. (Or, the lines just got squished into one.)
I can delete this post or keep it up for discussion. Whatever.
What client and fonts are you using?
Lemmy Connect for the client. Itâs standard text fonts for it, I think. Iâll dig to see if I can get the font name, out of curiosity.
Havenât tried Connect. I checked with Thunder, Raccoon, and Voyager.
Not sure what Iâm looking for but it all looks normal to me.
It would be additional spacing, usually.
From what I see, the \nâs got clipped in the post text which seems to exaggerate the zero-length characters as wider spaces.
I posted the decoder in another comment.
Iâm looking at it again with Thunder and Iâm seeing some extra wide spaces in some spots. So, thatâs something.