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That texture healing looks super nice. Is that something fonts can just do or does it require special editor support?
It's an OpenType standard feature but the font rendering system has to support it and the app has to enable it. The page has a link to instructions for enabling it in VS Code but I have no idea about support status on different OS and desktop environments. I could see it working on webview on Android fwiw, I'm guessing it's either well supported in general or at least by browsers.
It is well supported in all browsers and operating systems. At least VS Code and IntelliJ support it, and even some terminals.