Treat U+FF5E as CJK punctuation #16832
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Description
U+FF5E FULL-WIDTH TILDE is widely used as a substitute for U+301C WAVE DASH in Windows (for Japanese).
e.g. an EN dash explaining a range is equivalent to the wave dash in Japanese.
English: 0–100 points
Japanese: 0～100点
Non-Windows OSes use U+301C as the wave dash.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wave_dash
https://www.google.com/search?q=U%2B301C+U%2BFF5E
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