bug: `align_array_table = contain_curly` breaks if the table contains "ḉ"

[javalsai]

Likely also happens for other values of align_array_table.

So for cases like:

local a = {
  { 'a',      'b'     },
  { 'aaaaaa', 'bbbbb' },
}

local b = {
  { 'ḉ', 'b' },
  { 'aaaaaa', 'bbbbb' },
}

The formatter produces that output instead of aligning the second table too.

Forcing the spacing causes the formatter to trigger a multiple spaces check.

[javalsai]

For the record, doesn't seem to happen for á or other main tilde'd characters.

[CppCXY]

only support latin B, The reason for this restriction is that I'm not a Latin user. A few years ago AI hadn't developed much, so I didn't know which extended characters should be aligned. Many Unicode characters are not the same width as regular letters, and I couldn't just align them blindly.

[javalsai]

Is there a reason for only supporting latin b instead of all utf-8???

[CppCXY]

Is there a reason for only supporting latin b instead of all utf-8???

The rendering of characters is usually not monospaced, which often depends on the font. Blindly supporting alignment is usually incorrect, so I have to choose a smaller support range.

[javalsai]

Is there a reason for only supporting latin b instead of all utf-8???

The rendering of characters is usually not monospaced, which often depends on the font. Blindly supporting alignment is usually incorrect, so I have to choose a smaller support range.

Then it makes sense to not support "ḉ", I'll leave it up to you to close this as not planned or implement it.

However, I recommend clearly documenting this if it isn't already, you are likely to get more issues expecting complete utf-8 support.