Monospace chars in tweets

Now let me read the existing files to prepare for editing:

Now let me build the Unicode Monospace text converter. I'll update the theme to a dark, developer-focused aesthetic and create the components.

Now let me update the layout metadata and create the components:

Now let me create the converter utility and the main components:

Now let me clean up the hidden arrow div that doesn't work properly with CSS Grid:

Here's your Unicode Mathematical Monospace Converter — a clean, dark-themed developer tool inspired by the tweet from @zirkelc_ about how @rauchg formats code snippets in tweets.

The app converts any text you type into Unicode Mathematical Monospace characters (U+1D670–U+1D7FF) where the styling is baked into the codepoints themselves, so it renders as monospace everywhere — Twitter/X, bios, DMs. It features a two-panel editor layout with real-time conversion, a character counter showing the 280 tweet limit, a copy-to-clipboard button, and a collapsible character map reference table.

Now let me read the existing files to prepare for editing:

Now let me build the Unicode Monospace text converter. I'll update the theme to a dark, developer-focused aesthetic and create the components.

Now let me update the layout metadata and create the components:

Now let me create the converter utility and the main components:

Now let me clean up the hidden arrow div that doesn't work properly with CSS Grid:

Here's your Unicode Mathematical Monospace Converter — a clean, dark-themed developer tool inspired by the tweet from @zirkelc_ about how @rauchg formats code snippets in tweets.