Switch to another arrow. #46
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Description
A description of the change and what it does. If relevant, please provide screenshots of what results from the change:
Switches the character we used for arrows from ⯆⯅ to ▼▲
Seems like the old one caused rendering issues for macOS (at least for me). Could have been a font issue or something, but this fixes it (again, at least for me).
Issue
If applicable, what issue does this address?
Closes: #45
Potentially #42
Type of change
Remove the irrelevant one:
Test methodology
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Tested whether the arrow shows on Konsole, Terminator, and Kitty on Arch Linux.
Tested on macOS Catalina with Terminal and Kitty.
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