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madness? THIS IS SPARTA
don’t actually need to define variants first for `char_to_unified` because unlike `Scanner.bscan/1`, this is matching against an entire binary rather than just head, so no need to worry about similar out of order issues.
One or all of these emoji #⃣ #️⃣ *⃣ were causing:
== Compilation error on file lib/exmoji/scanner.ex ==
** (Regex.CompileError) nothing to repeat at position 5795
(elixir) lib/regex.ex:142: Regex.compile!/2
lib/exmoji/scanner.ex:43: (module)
(stdlib) erl_eval.erl:670: :erl_eval.do_apply/6
Prior to this commit exmoji used the old `\x{H*}` format for unicode
escape sequences, which generates warnings with Elixir 1.3. This commit
updates those escape sequences to use the preferred `\xHH` and `\uHHHH`
formats.
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This closes #1, closes #8, and closes #9 by merging them all together and resolving conflicts.