Why does \t in bound string display as 𝄚 ?

[moon6969]

Given View & ViewModel on Avolonia 0.10.6 :

<StackPanel Orientation="Vertical">
  <TextBox Text="{Binding backslash_T}" />
  <TextBox Text="{Binding actual_T}" />
  <TextBox Text="→\t← Text attribute with backslash t" />
  <TextBox Text="→ ← Text attribute with actual tab" />
</StackPanel>

public class MainWindowViewModel : ViewModelBase
{
    public string backslash_T => "→\t← Binding with backslash t";
    public string actual_T => "→  ← Binding with actual tab";
}

Why is the \t displaying as 𝄚 ? (I think it's unicode U+1D11A : MUSICAL SYMBOL FIVE-LINE STAFF)

Weirdly, if I ctrl+c copy the 𝄚 from the textbox it actually pastes as a tab (U+0009).

Not a big deal, but I prefer using \t in code so it's obvious that it's a tab rather than space.

[kekekeks]

XML doesn't follow C escape rules, use 	 instead.

[moon6969]

AH ok thanks.

[moon6969]

Although still doesn't explain why it displays as 𝄚 and copies as an actual Tab?

[moon6969]

public string actual_T => "→	← Binding with actual tab";
Just displays as
→	← Binding with actual tab