docs: avoid emojis that render differently across platforms #2273
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…re explicit HTML approach.
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Change the emoji used in the last two tables on the versions page to simpler glyphs with CSS for colouring.
The current emoji (particularly the cross) render differently on macOS/Ubuntu (and maybe per browser?). This approach should be consistent across devices.
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