Description

Right now the Chinese punctuation handling is mostly okay, but interpunct is one exception. Per clreq:

The width of interpuncts varies in different regions. In principle, in Hong Kong and Taiwan, interpuncts should have the same dimensions as a Hanzi in both vertical writing mode and horizontal writing mode. In Mainland China, interpuncts take up half the space of a Hanzi.

interpuncts should not appear at the line start.

Interpunct can use various codepoints, but most Chinese input methods produce U+00B7, so it's what I'm testing:

Granted, the width thing is also partly a font issue and can be easily patched with a show rule. But it would save some trouble if typst can give it a consistent width based on the current lang and region setting.

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Typst version

• I am using the latest version of Typst