Search for math symbols using either a Unicode character or its code point (U+...) as the input in the documentation's symbols reference page

[amanuensisfrances]

I was trying to look for the Typst symbol name for the Unicode character ◅ (U+025C5) (or \whitepointerleft in LaTeX) but I couldn't find it on the documentation's symbols reference page. It would be a nice feature to be able to search for math symbols using either a Unicode character or its code point (U+...) as the input. (For example, there's this website for converting a Unicode character to a LaTeX expression.)

[Enivex]

Not really an answer to you question, but you can enter unicode symbols with \u{} if you know the code point.

[laurmaedje]

Searching with the Unicode character is already possible. \whitepointeleft simply has no analogue in Typst at the moment. Searching with the codepoint seems like a worthwhile addition.