Symlink and junction arrows render incorrectly

[MadameMinty]

Symlink and junction arrows render incorrectly on Windows default PowerShell (5.1.19041.1320).

Expected Behavior

When printing directory contents on Windows Terminal, symlinks and junctions display name as "icon link-name arrow target-name".

Current Behavior

When printing directory contents on Windows Terminal, symlinks and junctions display name as "icon link-name ï•” target-name".

Possible Solution

With 0.9.0, in Terminal-Icons.psm1:312 and Terminal-Icons.psm1:326 replace:
$displayInfo['Target'] = '  ' + $FileInfo.Target
with:
$displayInfo['Target'] = ' ' + $glyphs['nf-mdi-arrow_right_thick'] + ' ' + $FileInfo.Target

Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

1. Start Powershell
2. mkdir Target
3. mklink /J Link Target
4. ls

Context

Arrows good. These are the only instances of explicit unicode glyphs in Terminal-Icons.psm1, so getting rid of them could be nice.

Your Environment

• Module version used: 0.9.0
• Operating System and PowerShell version: Windows 10, Windows Terminal, PSVersion 5.1.19041.1320. This is the system default.

PSVersion 7.2.0, which is installed separately, renders the glyph correctly.

[devblackops]

Thanks @MadameMinty. This has been fixed in b022094.