Add Queer Symbols π³οΈβπ #588
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This is the pull request for the addition of queer symbols as discussed in detail in #572.
The new queer symbols are added to the non-unicode section
openmoji-extrasin a new subcategoryqueer-symbols. It reserves the private use area codepointsE420βE460.Note that this PR copied the transgender emoji π³οΈββ§οΈ to the new codepoint
E421. That means it can be used as a singular unicode symbol, instead of using1F3F3-FE0F-200D-26A7-FE0F(π³ β’ VS16 β’ ZWJ β’ β§ β’ VS16) to create it. However, it think it's important to include the trans flag redundantly in these two different ways in order to ensure compatibility.I wasn't able to run the tests, as installing with
npmfailed on my machine (will look into that). So would be great if someone else can run those prior to merging.Fixes: #572 and #587