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> For when you ask yourself "how do I escape that"?

Prints escape sequences for unicode graphemes

It seems like every other day I'm looking up what the escape sequence for a
unicode grapheme is in various web languages. And I'm also trying to learn Rust.
So I wrote a tool in Rust.

## Install & Use

```
$ cargo install how-do-i-escape
$ how-do-i-escape §
css  = "\00A7"
html = §
js   = "\u00A7"
```

## What I'm thinking for 1.0

- [x] Check code coverage is working properly
- [x] Prefer HTML entities if one exists
- [x] Improve output readability (maybe with colour)
- [ ] Try and reduce the time it takes to run `cargo install`
- [x] Test against *stable*, *beta* and *nightly* Rust
- [x] Read spec to figure out how graphemes > FFFF are supposed to work
- [ ] Use HTML entities that are made of two code points