Look into making combining accents work in Chrome

[NSoiffer]

There is a problem with knowing what characters to use for accents. See https://mathfonts.github.io/math-accents for how they render in a browser. For Chrome, you can see that the combining characters are not centered properly. Appendix B3 lists some equivalences, but that is currently not referenced in the spec

@eerii: can that be fixed in Chrome so that the spec can say "use the combining characters" for accents?

Appendix B3 is the minimal list that should be supported if they can be supported. For reference, there are the ranges where math-relevant combining characters live in Unicode:

• Combining Diacritical Marks: U+0300–U+036F
  The most common block, containing standard European diacritics (acute, grave, circumflex, etc.) and IPA extensions.  

• Combining Diacritical Marks for Symbols: U+20D0–U+20FF
  Contains combining marks for mathematical and technical symbols, such as enclosing circles, squares, or arrows.

There is also a question about which characters should stretch, but we should resolve this first before moving on to stretchy chars.

[ronkok]

A working combining accent character is most needed for the rightwards arrow, to emulate the LaTeX function \vec, as in $\vec{F}$. Appendix B3 says that Unicode U+2192, rightwards arrow, is an equivalent to U+20D7, combining right arrow above. But those two glyphs actually look quite different from each other.

It's U+20D7 that is needed, but people use U+2192 because the combining character does not render well.