docs(eslint-plugin): switch check marks to :white_check_mark:
for visibility
#3277
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This patch switches
:heavy_check_mark:
to:white_check_mark:
in the supported rules table.The motivation for it is that

:heavy_check_mark:
(✔️) looks really indistinct in the dark themes.As you can see in the following image, if visitors are using Dark dimmed theme,
:heavy_check_mark:
is very hard to recognize. (In particular, in the rows with a lighter background, such as the row of@typescript-eslint/ban-ts-comment
, check marks are almost invisible)Switching to
:white_check_mark:
(✅) should fix the issue (at least in my environment). In fact, the resulting table will look like:which looks much better to me.
Of course, in the light theme and darker theme, it looks very nice too:
Default light theme
Default dark theme
For reference, here is the list of how
:white_check_mark:
looks like in various environments: https://emojipedia.org/check-mark-button/And the rendered table can be seen here