Unicode Block - General Punctuation
General Punctuation is a collection of diverse typographic and spacing marks that serve functions beyond standard sentence punctuation, including various space characters of different widths, dashes, quotation marks, and apostrophes, as well as specialized symbols like the caret, asterism, and interrobang. It also incorporates invisible or formatting characters, such as zero-width spaces, word joiners, and bidirectional text controls, which are essential for digital text layout and rendering across languages. Additionally, this set includes deprecated characters like the soft hyphen and control-like markers for annotation and language tagging, making it a crucial resource for precise typesetting, text processing, and internationalized communication.