Use code ticks around symbols in readme.md
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Since the symbols are meant to be displayed in a terminal, not in a browser, it probably would make sense to use code ticks around them in the
readme.md. It will display them in a way that's closer to the final user experience. For example, it looks like thetriangleLefthas colors whiletriangleDowndoes not, even though they look very similar in a terminal.An alternative would be to wrap the whole table inside triple-ticks. Please let me know which solution sounds better.