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function/stdlib: Use Unicode 12 rules for Text Segmentation
The text segmentation tables change for each major version of Unicode to incorporate new characters. Previously we were using Unicode 9, which is quite outdated at this point. Here we introduce Unicode 12 support, which means that the functions that use text segmentation to work with individual characters (Substr, Reverse, etc) will support new combining characters introduced in Unicode versions 10, 11 and 12.
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