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dietr1ch
2y ago
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I'd guess that the tokenizer is just different and handles this in a "better" way.
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goodside
2y ago
No, in both tokenizers Unicode tag-block code points like these are converted into bytes (two tokens per character), which is a fallback for code points uncommon enough to not warrant a dedicated token.
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