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Chars().count() return different value depending on normalization
chars().count() is supposed to return the number of characters in a Unicode string.
I found out that depending on unicode normalization forms, it is not always the case.
See Rust Playground
I get accents as separate characters.
Is this on purpose ? (if so why??)
How do I always get a consistent count of 8 characters for the "kรฉrosรจne" string ?
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