Add broot to the list of applications using Kitty's graphics protocol
(IMO it would be easier to read with an alphabetical sorting and by removing the gratuitous "blazing fast" assertions but that's out of scope of this PR)
Prevents users from having to install their own NERD font. System fonts
are still used preferentially on Linux but on macOS the builtin one is
used preferentially. Cant find any CoreText API to change this.
Still has to be implemented on macOS. And need to add code to the build
system to bundle the font when building.
The problem was caused by CoreText falling back to the glyph for the
ASCII hyphen U+00AD when the font does not contain a glyph for U+2010.
However, HarfBuzz does not do this automatic fallback (see
https://github.com/harfbuzz/harfbuzz/issues/517). This leads to the
character not being rendered.
To fix this we specialize HarfBuzz glyph lookup for this character
to follow CoreText. HarfBuzz should really do this automatically when
the hb_font is based on a CTFontRef, but I dont have the time/energy to
argue with its maintainers. Note that HarfBuzz already does this
automatic fallback for U+2011.
Hopefully, there aren't many more such special cases in CoreText.
Fixes#7525
SIMDe 0.8.2 doesnt build on 32 bit and while that will likely be fixed
eventually, 32bit isn't tested in CI and generally speaking there isn't
much use for this platform anymore. I dont know of any 32-bit computers
in common use these days.
As such the overhead of maintaining these is not worth it for me.
kitty itself remains buildable on 32-bit though no guarantees for how
long that will last. kitten remains available on 32bit.
labwc is unique among Wayland compositors in implementing fractional
scale but not preferred integer buffer scale events. We didn't cater to
this particular combination of before. And to top it off it appears to
have no way for the user to set/control the scale so I cant even test
what it will do with fractional scales other than 1. Sigh. As with all
things Wayland, you need to be a masochist to subject yourself to them.
Fixes#7540
