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This change truncates public/index.html immediately after the stylesheet link, removing the entire <style>, <body>, and all app UI/script markup that previously powered the Engage dApp, calculator, and tweet badge sections. In production this leaves the page effectively empty/non-functional for all users, which is a release-blocking regression unrelated to the em dash fix.
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Summary
â��was displayed instead of—(em dash)Problem
The HTML file had a UTF-8 encoding corruption where the em dash character was displayed as
â��instead of—.Solution
Replaced the corrupted character sequence with the proper em dash entity
—for reliable cross-browser rendering.