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write_html: support <ul type="square"> instead of raising NotImplemen… - #1989
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<ul type="square">madewrite_html()raiseNotImplementedError: Unsupported type: square, although "square" is one of the three standard HTML bullet types next to "disc" and "circle", which are already supported.It now renders the way "circle" does: Unicode fonts use ▪ (U+25AA BLACK SMALL SQUARE), and core fonts, whose Windows-1252 encoding has no square, fall back to the bullet. The
ul_bullet_chardocstring now lists "square" too.Checklist:
docs/folder (docstring updated)CHANGELOG.mdBy submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the GNU LGPL 3.0 license.