Daniel Bertalan 947606afcf LibGfx: Do not draw U+FFFD for unknown glyphs ...

The Replacement Character (U+FFFD) is most commonly used to signal a
text encoding error, i.e. when a stream of bytes couldn't be converted
to a sequence of code points. For glyphs that don't exist in a
particular font, our rendering logic already does the right thing by
drawing empty boxes (`.notdef`); let's not forcibly turn these into
U+FFFD during rendering.

2024-07-05 13:42:07 +02:00

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