U+200E "‎" Left-to-Right Mark Unicode Character

U+200E "‎" Left-to-Right Mark is an invisible formatting character used to control the directionality of text in bidirectional writing systems, such as when mixing left-to-right scripts like Latin with right-to-left scripts like Arabic or Hebrew. It explicitly indicates that the text following it should be treated as left-to-right, preventing issues like misordered punctuation, numbers, or embedded phrases. This character has no visible glyph and does not affect spacing or line breaks, serving solely as a directional override to ensure proper rendering in digital environments.