The reason I'm complaining:
- Software uses an emoji picker which hasn't been updated in a while.
- I forked it and switched to Noto emojis which are up-to-date.
- Noto emojis use a different naming scheme from Twemojis, so I had to adjust the code which generates the file names from 1. a JSON dataset and 2. from the actual Unicode code points.
- Now emojis work — except for a part where another library handles text. It doesn't detect Unicode 17 emojis and reports them back as string fragment.
And that's when I decided to stop giving a fuck.
