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These turned up an excessive amount of allocations in CanonData and
CompatData, which have been reduced to two through the somewhat
squirrely use of 'magic numbers'.
There are now allocation tests for every allocated structure in the
library, and they run to completion in a reasonable amount of time.
So, that's nice.
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In the process of refactoring the whole library, so that it doesn't
expose anything called "Data" separately from user functionality.
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After a considerable slog, all tests are reachable from the test step,
and pass. Almost every failure was related to the change away from the
inclusion of an allocator on this or that.
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This allows a build of DisplayWidth to give characters in those classes
a width, for cases where they'll be printed with a substitute in the
final display. It also raises the size of possible characters from an
i3 to an i4, to accommodate printing C1s as e.g. <80> or \u{80}.
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Explicitly set the width of an emoji to two when the next codepoint is a
VS16 selector. Add unit test for this case.
This is essentially the same PR as
https://codeberg.org/dude_the_builder/ziglyph/pulls/11
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Sam Atman
Tim Culverhouse
Jose Colon Rodriguez