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README.md

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 Chromium and Firefox. Linux, macOS, and Windows are supported with the full
 feature set. Other platforms may need to implement font fallback capabilities.
 
+## Screenshots
+
+Arabic translation of Universal Declaration of Human Rights
+[![Arabic screenshot](screenshots/arabic.png)](screenshots/arabic.png)
+
+Hindi translation of Universal Declaration of Human Rights
+[![Hindi screenshot](screenshots/hindi.png)](screenshots/hindi.png)
+
+Simplified Chinese translation of Universal Declaration of Human Rights
+[![Simplified Chinses screenshot](screenshots/chinese-simplified.png)](screenshots/chinese-simplified.png)
+
 ## Roadmap
 
 The following features must be supported before this is "ready":
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     - [x] Can automatically recreate https://unicode.org/udhr/ without errors (see below)
     - [x] Bidirectional selection
     - [ ] Copy/paste
+- [x] no_std support (with `default-features = false`)
+    - [ ] no_std font loading
+    - [x] no_std shaping
+    - [x] no_std layout
+    - [ ] no_std rendering
 
-The UDHR (UN Declaration of Human Rights) test involves taking the entire set of
-UDHR translations (almost 500 languages), concatenating them as one file (which
-ends up being 8 megabytes!), then via the `editor-test` example, automatically
-simulating the entry of that file into cosmic-text per-character, with the use
-of backspace and delete tested per character and per line. Then, the final
-contents of the buffer is compared to the original file. All of the 106746
-lines are correct.
+The UDHR (Universal Declaration of Human Rights) test involves taking the entire
+set of UDHR translations (almost 500 languages), concatenating them as one file
+(which ends up being 8 megabytes!), then via the `editor-test` example,
+automatically simulating the entry of that file into cosmic-text per-character,
+with the use of backspace and delete tested per character and per line. Then,
+the final contents of the buffer is compared to the original file. All of the
+106746 lines are correct.
 
 ## License
 

sample/hello.txt

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+https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/hello#Translations
+Abkhaz: бзиа збаша (bzia zbaša), мыш бзи (məš bzi), (to a man) бзиара убааит (bziara ubaaiṭ), (to a woman) бзиара ббааит (bziara bbaaiṭ), (to more than one person) бзиара жәбааит pl (bziara ž°baaiṭ)
+Afrikaans: hallo (af), goeiedag
+Ainu: イランカラㇷ゚テ (irankarapte)
+Albanian: tungjatjeta (sq), tung (informal), ç'kemi m or f
+
+    Arbëreshë Albanian: falem (sq)
+
+Alemannic German: sälü, hoi, hello
+Aleut: aang, draas
+Ambonese Malay: wai
+American Sign Language: B@Sfhead-PalmForward B@FromSfhead-PalmForward
+Amharic: ሰላም (sälam)
+Apache:
+
+    Jicarilla: dá nzhǫ́
+    Western Apache: dagotʼee, daʼanzho, yaʼateh
+
+Arabic: السَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ‎ (ar) (as-salāmu ʿalaykum), سَلَام‎ (ar) (salām), مَرْحَبًا‎ (ar) (marḥaban), أَهْلًا‎ (ar) (ʾahlan)
+
+    Egyptian Arabic: اهلاً‎ (ahlan)
+    Iraqi Arabic: هلو‎ (helaww)
+
+Archi: салам алейкум (salam alejkum), варчӀами (warčʼami)
+Armenian: բարև (hy) (barew), ողջույն (hy) (ołǰuyn)
+Assamese: নমস্কাৰ (nomoskar) (very formal), আচ্চেলামো আলাইকোম (asselamü alaiküm) (formal, used among Muslims), হেল’ (helö)
+Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܫܠܵܡܵܐ‎ (šlama), (to a man) ܫܠܵܡܵܐ ܥܲܠܘܼܟ݂‎ (šlama ʿāloḳ), (to a woman) ܫܠܵܡܵܐ ܥܲܠܵܟ݂ܝ‎ (šlama ʿālaḳ), (to more than one person) ܫܠܵܡܵܐ ܥܲܠܵܘܟ݂ܘܿܢ‎ (šlama ʿāloḳon)
+Asturian: hola (ast)
+Azerbaijani: salam (az), səlam (South Azerbaijani), hər vaxtınız xeyir olsun, hər vaxtınız xeyir
+Bashkir: сәләм (säläm)
+Basque: kaixo (eu)
+Bats: please add this translation if you can
+Bavarian: servus, grias di, pfiati (Timau)
+Belarusian: віта́ю (vitáju), здаро́ў (zdaróŭ) (colloquial), до́бры дзень (dóbry dzjenʹ) (good day)
+Bengali: নমস্কার (bn) (nômôśkar), আসসালামুআলাইকুম (aśśalamualaikum), সালাম (śalam), হ্যালো (hjalo)
+Bhojpuri: प्रणाम (praṇām)
+Bouyei: mengz ndil
+Bulgarian: здра́сти (bg) (zdrásti) (familiar), здраве́й (bg) sg (zdravéj) (familiar), здраве́йте (bg) pl (zdravéjte) (formal)
+Burmese: မင်္ဂလာပါ (my) (mangga.lapa) , ဟဲလို (my) (hai:lui) (colloquial)
+Catalan: hola (ca)
+Cayuga: sgę́:nǫʔ
+Central Atlas Tamazight: ⴰⵣⵓⵍ (azul)
+Chamorro: håfa adai
+Chechen: маршалла ду хьоьга (maršalla du ḥöga) (to one person), маршалла ду шуьга (maršalla du šüga) (to a group of people), ассаламу ӏалайкум (assalamu ʿalajkum)
+Cherokee: ᎣᏏᏲ (chr) (osiyo)
+Chichewa: moni
+Chickasaw: chokma
+Chinese:
+
+    Cantonese: 你好 (nei5 hou2), 哈佬 (haa1 lou2)
+    Dungan: ни хо (ni ho), сэляму (seli͡amu), хома (homa)
+    Hakka: 你好 (ngì-hó)
+    Mandarin: 你好 (zh) (nǐ hǎo), 您好 (zh) (nín hǎo) (polite), 你們好, 你们好 (nǐmen hǎo) (to a group of people), 好 (zh) (hǎo) (following an address form or name), 嗨 (zh) (hāi), 哈囉 (zh), 哈啰 (zh) (hāluó)
+    Min Dong: 汝好 (nṳ̄ hō̤)
+    Min Nan: 汝好 (lí hó)
+    Xiang: please add this translation if you can
+    Wu: 儂好, 侬好 (non hau)
+
+Choctaw: halito
+Chukchi: еттык (ettyk) (formal), ети (eti) (informal), етти (etti) (informal)
+Coptic: ⲛⲟϥⲣⲓ (nofri)
+Cornish: dydh da
+Corsican: bonghjornu
+Cree:
+
+    Plains Cree: tânisi 
+
+Czech: ahoj (cs), nazdar (cs) (informal), servus (cs) (informal), dobrý den (cs) (formal)
+Danish: hej (da), dav (da), god dag (formal), hallo (da)
+Dhivehi: އައްސަލާމު ޢަލައިކުމް‎ (assalāmu ʿalaikum̊)
+Dutch: hallo (nl), hoi (nl), hai (nl), hé (nl), dag (nl) (informal), goeiedag (nl), goededag (nl), goedendag (nl), goeiendag (nl) (formal)
+Esperanto: saluton (eo)
+Estonian: tere (et), hei (et)
+Faroese: hey, halló
+Fijian: bula (fj)
+Finnish: terve (fi), moi (fi), hei (fi), moikka (fi)
+French: bonjour (fr), salut (fr) (informal), coucou (fr)(informal), cocorico (fr)
+Friulian: mandi
+Galician: ola (gl), oula, ouga
+Georgian: გამარჯობა (ka) (gamarǯoba), ჰეი (hei)
+German: hallo (de), guten Tag (de), servus (de), moin (de), grüß Gott (de) (Southern German, Austria)
+
+    Alemannic German: grüezi
+
+Gilbertese: mauri
+Gothic: 𐌷𐌰𐌹𐌻𐍃 (hails), 𐌷𐌰𐌹𐌻𐌰 (haila)
+Greek: γεια (el) (geia), γεια σου sg (geia sou), γεια σας pl (geia sas), χαίρετε (el) (chaírete)
+
+    Ancient: χαῖρε sg (khaîre), χαίρετε pl (khaírete), χαῖρε καί ὑγίαινε sg (khaîre kaí hugíaine)
+
+Greenlandic: aluu (kl)
+Guaraní: maitei (gn)
+Gujarati: નમસ્તે (namaste), નમસ્કાર (namaskār)
+Haitian Creole: bonjou
+Hausa: sannu
+Hawaiian: aloha
+Hebrew: שָׁלוֹם‎ (he) (shalóm), שָׁלוֹם עָלֵיכֶם‎ (he) (shalóm 'aleikhém)
+Hindi: नमस्ते (hi) (namaste), नमस्कार (hi) (namaskār), सलाम (hi) (salām) (used by Muslims), सत श्री अकाल (sat śrī akāl) (Sikh, hello/goodbye), हेलो (hi) (helo), हलो (halo), सत्य (hi) (satya), आदाब (hi) (ādāb)
+Hmong:
+    Green Hmong: nyob zoo
+    White Hmong: nyob zoo
+Hungarian: szia (hu), sziasztok (hu) pl (informal), szervusz (hu), szervusztok pl (somewhat formal), heló (hu), helló (hu) (informal), jó napot (hu), jó napot kívánok (hu) (formal), üdvözlöm
+Icelandic: halló (is), hæ (is), góðan dag (is), góðan daginn (is)
+Ido: hola (io)
+Igbo: kèdu
+Indonesian: hai (id), salam (id)
+Interlingua: bon die, salute (ia)
+Irish: Dia dhuit (formal, singular), Dia dhaoibh (formal, plural), Dia's Muire dhuit (formal, singular, response), Dia's Muire dhaoibh (formal, plural, response)
+Isan: please add this translation if you can
+Italian: ciao (it), salve (it), buongiorno (it), saluti (it) m pl
+Iu Mien: yiem longx nyei
+Jamaican Creole: ello, wah gwaan
+Japanese: おはよう (ja) (ohayō) (morning), こんにちは (ja) (konnichi wa) (daytime), こんばんは (ja) (konban wa) (evening)
+Javanese: halo
+Jeju: 반갑수다 (ban-gapsuda), 펜안ᄒᆞ우꽈 (pen-anhawukkwa), 펜안 (pen-an)
+Judeo-Tat: шолум (şolum)
+Kabardian: уузыншэм (wwzənšăm)
+Kabyle: azul
+Kalmyk: мендвт (mendvt), менд (mend) (informal)
+Kannada: ತುಳಿಲು (kn) (tuḷilu), ನಮಸ್ಕಾರ (kn) (namaskāra)
+Karachay-Balkar: кюнюгюз ашхы болсун (künügüz aşxı bolsun), ассаламу алейкум (assalamu aleykum)
+Karelian: terveh, hei
+Kazakh: сәлем (kk) (sälem) (informal), сәлеметсіздер (sälemetsızder) (formal)
+Khmer: ជំរាបសួរ (cumriəp suə), សួស្តី (suəsdəy)
+Khün: please add this translation if you can
+Kinyarwanda: muraho
+Korean: 안녕하십니까 (annyeonghasimnikka) (formal), 안녕하세요 (ko) (annyeonghaseyo) (neutrally formal), 안녕(安寧) (ko) (annyeong) (informal)
+Krio: kushɛ
+Kurdish:
+
+    Northern Kurdish: merheba (ku), silav (ku), selam (ku)
+
+Kyrgyz: саламатсыздарбы (salamatsızdarbı), салам (ky) (salam)
+Ladino: shalom, bonjur, buenos diyas
+Lak: салам (salam)
+Lakota: háu
+Lao: ສະບາຍດີ (sa bāi dī)
+Latin: salvē (la) sg, salvēte (la) pl; avē (la) sg, avēte pl
+Latvian: sveiki (informal to more than one person or people of indeterminate gender), sveiks (to a man), sveika (to a woman), čau (informal)
+Laz: გეგაჯგინას (gegaǯginas)
+Lezgi: салам (salam)
+Lithuanian: labas (lt), sveikas (lt) (informal), sveiki (lt) (formal)
+Livonian: tēriņtš
+Luo: msawa
+Lü: ᦍᦲᧃᦡᦲ (yiinḋii)
+Luxembourgish: hallo
+Macedonian: здраво (zdravo)
+Malagasy: manao ahoana? (mg), salama (mg) (Tsimihety)
+Malay: helo (ms), apa khabar (ms), salam (ms)
+Malayalam: ഹലോ (halō), നമസ്തേ (ml) (namastē), നമസ്കാരം (ml) (namaskāraṃ)
+Maltese: bonġu (mt) (before noon), bonswa (after noon), nsellimlek (formal one to one person), nsellmilkom (formal one to more than one person), nsellmulek (formal more than one person to one person), nsellmulkom (formal more than one person to more than one persons)
+Manchu: ᠰᠠᡳᠶᡡᠨ (saiyūn)
+Maori: kia ora (mi) (informal), tēnā koe (formal to one person), tēnā kōrua (formal to two people), tēnā koutou (formal to three or more people)
+Mapudungun: mari mari
+Maranungku: yo
+Marathi: नमस्कार (mr) (namaskār)
+Michif: tánishi, boñjour
+Mingrelian: გომორძგუა (gomorʒgua)
+Mohawk: sekoh
+Mongolian:
+
+    Cyrillic: сайн уу? (mn) (sayn uu?) (informal), сайн байна уу? (mn) (sayn bayna uu?)
+
+Mopan Maya: dʼyoos
+Nahuatl: niltze (nah), panoltih
+Navajo: yáʼátʼééh
+Neapolitan: uè
+Nepali: नमस्ते (ne) (namaste), नमस्कार (ne) (namaskār)
+Norman: baon-n-jour (Guernsey), banjour (Guernsey), boujouo (continental Normandy), bouônjour (Jersey), bwõju (Sark)
+Northern Thai: สบายดีก่อ
+Norwegian:
+
+    Bokmål: hallo (no), hei (no), god dag (no) (formal), halla (no) (informal), heisann
+
+Ojibwe: boozhoo
+Okinawan: はいさい m (haisai), はいたい f (haitai), はい n (hai)
+Old English: wes hāl
+Oriya: ନମସ୍କାର (or) (nômôskarô)
+Ossetian: салам (salam), байрай (bajraj), арфӕ (arfæ)
+Palauan: alii
+Pashto: سلام‎ (ps) (salām), سلام الېک‎ (slāmālék), السلام عليکم‎ (as-salám alaykúm)
+Persian: سلام‎ (fa) (salâm), سلام علیکم‎ (salâmo alaykom) (religious), درود‎ (fa) (dorud) (literary)
+Pitcairn-Norfolk: watawieh
+Polish: cześć (pl) (informal), witaj (pl), witajcie, witam (more formal), dzień dobry (pl) (formal), siema (pl) (informal), halo (pl) (on phone), serwus (pl) (colloquial), cześka (colloquial), siemanero (colloquial)
+Portuguese: oi (pt), olá (pt), (slang) e aí? (pt)
+Punjabi: ਸਤਿ ਸ਼੍ਰੀ ਅਕਾਲ (sati śrī akāl)
+Rapa Nui: 'iorana
+Romani: te aves baxtalo (to a male), te aves baxtali (to a female), te aven baxtale (to two or more people)
+Romanian: salut (ro), bună (ro), noroc (ro) (informal), bună ziua (formal), servus (ro)
+Russian: приве́т (ru) (privét) (informal), здоро́во (ru) (zdoróvo) (colloquial), здра́вствуйте (ru) (zdrávstvujte) (formal, first "в" is silent), до́брый день (ru) (dóbryj denʹ), здра́вствуй (ru) (zdrávstvuj) (informal, first "в" is silent), салю́т (ru) (saljút)
+Rusyn: наздар (nazdar)
+Sami:
+
+    Inari Sami: tiervâ
+    Northern: dearvva, būres
+    Skolt: tiõrv
+    Southern: buaregh
+
+Samoan: talofa
+Sanskrit: नमस्कार (sa) (namaskāra), नमस्ते (namaste), नमो नमः (namo namaḥ) (formal)
+Scots: hullo
+Scottish Gaelic: halò (informal), latha math (formal), (informal) hòigh
+Serbo-Croatian:
+
+    Cyrillic: здра̏во, ћа̑о, ме̏рха̄ба, селам, бог, бок
+    Roman: zdrȁvo (sh), ćȃo (sh), mȅrhāba, selam (sh), bog, bok (sh)
+
+Sesotho: lumela
+Shan: please add this translation if you can
+Shona: mhoro
+Sichuan Yi: please add this translation if you can
+Sicilian: ciao, salutamu
+Sindhi: هيلو‎
+Sinhalese: හලෝ (halō), ආයුබෝවන් (si) (āyubōwan)
+Situ: please add this translation if you can
+Slovak: ahoj (sk), nazdar (informal), servus (sk) (informal), dobrý deň (formal)
+Slovene: žívjo, zdrávo (informal), dóber dán, pozdravljeni (formal)
+Somali: ma nabad baa, waa nabad
+Sorbian:
+
+    Lower Sorbian: dobry źeń
+
+Sotho: dumela (st)
+Spanish: hola (es), buenos días (es), qué tal, buenas tardes (es)
+Sundanese: halo
+Svan: ხოჩა ლადა̈ღ (xoča ladäɣ)
+Swahili: jambo (sw), salaam
+Swedish: hallå (sv), hej (sv), god dag (sv) (formal), tjena (sv), hejsan (sv) (informal), tja (sv)
+Tagalog: kamusta (tl)/kumusta (tl), musta (tl) (slang), hoy (tl), huy, oy/oi (informal), uy/ui (informal)
+Tajik: салом (salom)
+Tamil: வணக்கம் (ta) (vaṇakkam)
+Tangsa: äshazhoix
+Tatar: сәлам (tt) (sälam)
+Telugu: నమసకారం (namasakāraṁ), బాగున్నారా (bāgunnārā)
+Tetum: please add this translation if you can
+Thai: สวัสดี (th) (sà-wàt-dii), สวัสดีครับ (male speaker), สวัสดีค่ะ (female speaker), หวัดดี (wàt-dii)
+Tibetan: བཀྲ་ཤིས་བདེ་ལེགས (bkra shis bde legs)
+Tigrinya: ሰላም (sälam)
+Tongan: mālō e lelei
+Tswana: dumela (tn) (singular, as in dumela, rra, "hello sir"), dumelang (tn) (plural, as in dumelang, borra, "hello gentlemen")
+Turkish: merhaba (tr), selam (tr)
+Turkmen: salam
+Tuvan: экии (ekii)
+Udmurt: ӟеч (dźeć), чырткем (ćyrtkem), умой (umoj)
+Ukrainian: приві́т (uk) (pryvít) (informal), здоро́в був (uk) (zdoróv buv) (informal), добри́день (uk) (dobrýdenʹ) (neutral or formal), чоло́м (čolóm)
+Urdu: سلام علیکم‎ (salām-o-alaikum), اسلام علیکم‎ (literally “Peace be upon you”), اسلام علیکم ورحمۃاللہ وبرکاتہ‎ (literally “Peace be upon you & May Allah bless”), آداب‎ (ur) (ādāb)
+Uyghur: سالام‎ (salam)
+Uzbek: salom (uz)
+Venetian: ciao (vec)
+Vietnamese: xin chào (vi), chào (vi)
+Volapük: glidis
+Walloon: bondjoû (wa), a (wa), diewåde (wa) (old)
+Welsh: helo (cy), bore da (good morning), dydd da (good day), hylo
+West Frisian: hallo, hoi
+Winnebago: haho (male speaker), hą (female speaker), hinįkaraginʼ
+Xhosa: molo sg, molweni pl
+Xibe: ᠪᠠᡳᡨᠠᡴᡡ
+ᠨᠠ (baitakū na)
+Yakut: эҕэрдэ (eğerde), дорообо (doroobo) (informal)
+Yiddish: שלום־עליכם‎ (sholem-aleykhem), אַ גוטן‎ (yi) (a gutn), גוט־מאָרגן‎ (yi) (gut-morgn)
+Yoruba: Pẹlẹ o
+Yup'ik: waqaa, cama-i
+Zapotec: padiull
+Zazaki: sılam, namaste
+Zhuang: mwngz ndei
+Zulu: sawubona (zu) (familiar), sanibonani (plural, respectful)