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Description
See here: https://godbolt.org/z/sdv7a3
The println! outputs "f\u{ad}\u{ad}cali" - this isn't a println! issue, but the string literal also contains 2 \u{ad}
characters.
Same example, but a little more visible: the following assert is supposed to pass:
assert_eq!(6, "f\u{AD}cali".chars().count());
Issue exists since 1.0