U+202C "‬" Pop Directional Formatting Unicode Character

U+202C "‬" Pop Directional Formatting is an invisible control character used to terminate the scope of a directional override or embedding that was initiated by characters such as U+202A (Left-to-Right Embedding) or U+202E (Right-to-Left Override). It effectively "pops" the most recently set directional formatting state from the stack, restoring the text's bidirectional layout to its previous, known directionality. This character is essential for correctly handling complex scripts such as Arabic or Hebrew within otherwise left-to-right text, ensuring that embedded segments of opposite direction revert to the surrounding context without confusion.