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[Raku] General support and set theory operators

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Description

FiraCode supports Set Logic and so does Raku! Of the many operators raku has, I'm missing the set theory ones:

ASCII Unicode
(&)      ∩
(|)      ∪
(<)      ⊂
(>)      ⊃
(<=)     ⊆
(==)     ≡
(>=)     ⊇
(^)      ⊖

(cont)   ∋
(elem)   ∈

Can FiraCode remove the surrounding parentheses and give us its Set Logic glyphs?

Many thanks!

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Research direction

Review the linked Raku operator and set/bag/mix documentation, then inspect FiraCode’s existing ligature definitions for the listed ASCII forms. Done means the requested set-logic sequences render as their corresponding Unicode glyphs without surrounding parentheses.

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design
Issue type
Feature
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3/5
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