In readme, use emoji literals instead of shortcodes #5843
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Otherwise, the emojis aren't parsed on Crates.io, leaving the table without much utility unless a user navigates to GitHub. Fixes like these are very simple, but super helpful for some users! :)
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Otherwise, the emojis aren't parsed on Crates.io, leaving the table without much utility unless a user navigates to GitHub. Fixes like these are very simple, but super helpful for some users! :)
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Good morning! Crates.io doesn't support emoji shortcodes like
:ok:. While the readme's "supported platforms" listing looks great on GitHub, it's not so nice on Crates.io for that reason.Such an issue can be moderately confusing for new users, and it's been bothering me for a while now.
Here's a minor fix to the readme that takes care of the problem! Please let me know if any changes are needed.