The Unicode trap I had to design around in a LinkedIn formatter

I built a small tool for formatting LinkedIn posts, and the deceptively simple part was also the most important part: styled text is not formatting. It is Unicode substitution. That sounds obvious once you say it out loud, but it changes the product decision. When someone clicks bold in a normal edi

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