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Some of the unicode emoji literals defined in the default emoji set are using their unqualified unicode representation instead of the fully qualified representation. This may be partially responsible for the rendering issues on some platforms, as reported in #163. These can be replaced with the fully qualified versions.
I don't have a complete list of the affected emojis, but I know that at least these two are problematic:
Unicode provides a complete list of emojis including the unqualified and qualified variants. We could cross check this against the default set and replace any unqualified emojis with their qualified version.
Some of the unicode emoji literals defined in the default emoji set are using their unqualified unicode representation instead of the fully qualified representation. This may be partially responsible for the rendering issues on some platforms, as reported in #163. These can be replaced with the fully qualified versions.
I don't have a complete list of the affected emojis, but I know that at least these two are problematic:
Unicode provides a complete list of emojis including the unqualified and qualified variants. We could cross check this against the default set and replace any unqualified emojis with their qualified version.
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