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Great thanks for the PR and the correction to it. I'll merge it, but for completeness, it would be good to extend this to the circled numbers also. Any takers?
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Enclosed Alphanumerics
This is the primary block for circled characters. It starts with the digit 1 (the circled zero is located later in the block).
First Circled Number (1): U+2460 (①)
Note: Circled zero (⓪) is at U+24EA.
Dingbats
This block contains decorative, heavy, and serif-style circled numbers.
First Circled Number (1): U+2776 (❶) — Black Circled Digit One
Note: The serif version (➀) starts at U+277F.
Enclosed Alphanumeric Supplement
This block contains circled numbers from 21 through 50.
First Circled Number (21): U+1F151 (㉑)
CJK Symbols and Punctuation
This block contains circled numbers specifically designed to match East Asian typography (often used for dates or list markers).
First Circled Number (1): U+303D (〽) is a separator, but the circled numbers 1-10 start at U+3220 (㈠).
Note: These are technically "parenthesized" or "circled" Ideographs/Digits.
Originally posted by @NSoiffer in #524 (comment)