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I have an MkDocs site with the pymdownx.keys plugin. The plugin includes formatting for a number of keys along with unicode characters:

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When I try to convert the page to PDF using Weasyprint, the unicode characters don't render (among other formatting):

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I'm using the python:3.13-alpine image so I've installed Microsoft fonts and fontconfig:

apk add msttcorefonts-installer fontconfig
update-ms-fonts
fc-cache -f

I've also tried installing unicode-character-database, but I still can't get those characters to render. This is what the CSS looks like for (for example) the "Enter" kbd class:

.key-enter::after {
  padding-left: 0.4em !important;
  content: "\23CE" !important;
}

\23CD is "Return Symbol" unicode character: ⏎.

I'm running this command:

weasyprint --full-fonts myDoc.html myDoc.pdf

How can I get these characters to be rendered by Weasyprint?

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