Some unicode(e.g. interrobang) are rendered with a spurious serif font (Apple Symbols) rather than Inter on Web, but not Desktop

[ara4n]

Steps to reproduce

1. Search for interrobang in the emoji picker on Chrome (130) on macOS (15.0.1)

Outcome

What did you expect?

(this is rendered with Inter, as seen on Element Nightly)

What happened instead?

(this is rendered with Apple Symbols, as seen on develop.element.io)

i.e. somehow Apple Symbols has taken priority, despite not being specified in the font-face declaration. Is the Inter font served up from Chrome missing a glyph somehow relative to Electron? Is there a broken OS font version of Inter taking priority over the WOFF?)

Discovered while investigating #14695

Operating system

macOS

Application version

Element version: 17de661-js-4c53836a13de Crypto version: Rust SDK 0.7.2 (517d99b), Vodozemac 0.7.0

How did you install the app?

develop.element.io

Homeserver

No response

Will you send logs?

No

[ara4n]

looks to be similar to #20043 - is fixed as of chrome canary today