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On web the boolean values are not displayed (in my browser) and especially cause confusion for the H3 entry of linuxquic.
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This might be caused by the fact that they are "pretty printed" with emojis (e.g, Unicode 0x2705), see here. Your proposal should immediately fix this, but using a string variable to store a boolean is kind of suboptimal. I would rather suggest changing the way of "pretty printing" so that all browsers support it or at least add some fallback that prints "true/false". If you tell me which browser you're using, I can quickly try some ideas to fix this. |
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On web the boolean values are not displayed (in my browser) and especially cause confusion for the H3 entry of linuxquic.