Deprecated - No
No is the designation for characters that are fully supported and intended for normal use, meaning they have not been formally marked as obsolete or discouraged by the Unicode Standard. This value indicates that the character should be used in new text and data processing, with no warning about future removal or behavioral change. A “No” assignment applies to the vast majority of encoded characters, including letters, digits, punctuation, symbols, and many historic scripts, confirming that they are stable and not subject to deprecation. In practice, this means text processing systems can rely on these characters without special handling or filtering, unlike those marked “Yes,” which are flagged for legacy reasons and should be avoided in new implementations.