% @doc
% <pre>
%                  T R O N A L D   D U M P
%
%                     .-""""""""""""-.
%                  .-'  _..------.._  '-.
%                .'   .'  GOLDEN NFC '.   '.
%               /    /  COMB-OVER MAP  \    \
%              ;    ;  .-^^^^^^^^^^-.   ;    ;
%              |    | /  THEY'RE     \  |    |
%              |    | | NOT SENDING  |  |    |
%              |    | |    ASCII     |  |    |
%              ;    ; \_.--.  .--._./  ;    ;
%               \    \    (o)(o)      /    /
%                '.   '.    __       .'   .'
%                  '-._  '._==_.'  _.-'
%                      '-._____.-'
%                         /|||\
%                        / ||| \
%                       /  |||  \
%              .-------'   |||   '-------.
%             /      THE BEST NORMALIZER   \
%            /     VERY STABLE CODEPOINTS   \
%           /_________________________________\
% </pre>
%
% When unicode sends its codepoints, they're not
% sending their best. They're not sending ASCII.
% They're not sending ASCII. They're sending integers
% that have lots of problems, and they're bringing
% those problems with us. They're bringing diacritics.
% They're bringing non-idempotent lowercasing.  They're
% bringing graphemes that don't correspond bijectively
% with printable characters. They're bringing RTL.
% They're bringing invisible characters.  They're
% bringing characters that draw outside the character
% boundary.  They're bringing variable-width
% whitespace. They're bringing control characters.
% They're bringing emojis.
%
% And some, I assume, are good characters.
%
% `SrcStr' is a unicode NFC list, not an ordinary
% string. you think a string is a list of codepoints.
%
% NOOOOO.
%
% See it's different, because that's why.
%
% This is the cost of diversity, folks.
% @end