Filled circles are out of order

[Enivex]

Description

According to https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U1F780.pdf are ordered by size as follows:
22C5 < 2219 <1F784 < 2022 < 2981 < 26AB < 25CF < 2B24

But in typst U+2219 is circle.filled small and U+2981 is circle.filled.tiny. I suspect this is because the font used in the symbol list, but better fonts that actually follow unicode properly (Stix Two Math for instance) shows $ circle.filled.tiny circle.filled.small$ as

(This could also apply to other families of symbols, but this is the one I noticed)

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Typst version

• I am using the latest version of Typst

[MDLC01]

I'm not sure Unicode prescribes any order in the document you linked.

Black circles

Constitute a set as follows: 22C5, 2219, 1F784, 2022, 2981, 26AB, 25CF, and 2B24

[Enivex]

I'm not sure Unicode prescribes any order in the document you linked.

Black circles

Constitute a set as follows: 22C5, 2219, 1F784, 2022, 2981, 26AB, 25CF, and 2B24

While not explicitly stated, they're very clearly in a specific order, and it's specifically in order of size in many fonts.

Absent of a better order I believe typst should use this one for relative sizing.

(And similarly for other sequences of symbols)

[MDLC01]

That makes sense.

[Enivex]

If we're not going to follow this order, then I'd suggest avoiding symbol names containing sizes unless they're almost universally consistent across fonts.