Other Default Ignorable Code Point - No
No is the designation for code points that are not treated as default ignorable, meaning they are always rendered and processed normally by text systems. This includes all characters that have visible glyphs, such as letters, digits, punctuation, and symbols, as well as most control characters that have defined formatting roles. The value indicates that the character does not require special handling for display or editing, and it cannot be silently omitted, altered, or hidden during text processing. Essentially, any code point that does not fall under the specific categories of format controls, variation selectors, or other subtle, often invisible, characters receives this designation, ensuring its presence and visual representation are preserved in all conforming implementations.