Ligature for 8<
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Description
it is common to have this scissor-like notation 8< in mailing lists and files to indicate a section that should be "cut" and used elsewhere. I have see in in the context of showing code blocks in emails and on Github [example]
This is how it is commonly used:
--8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---
some code here
--8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
I have also seen it with space surrounding it
-- 8< ---------------cut here---------------end--------------- >8 ---
some code here
-- 8< ---------------cut here---------------start------------- >8 ---
My suggestion ligature is a simple scissor. I will try to come up with a mockup.
I propose this:
It has the same width and height of a Fira Mono.
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Research direction
Start with the issue’s cut-ligature examples and the linked cut-ligature-proposal.svg, then inspect the repository’s existing ligature definitions and font-build entry points. Done means the proposed 8< and >8 notation renders as a scissor ligature with the stated Fira Mono dimensions and works in both spacing variants.
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