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Text marked as sanskrit (the <s> tag) is displayed according to the 'output' type selection.
When the output is Devanagari, a special 'web font' is used (currently siddhanta1) -- this can be confirmed by (a) right-clicking on some devanagari text, and choosing 'inspect' -- then 'computed' -- this will show the font:
So this iast text is rendered by a local font rather than a system font.
There is some difference between Scott's local (default browser) font and mine.
It would be possible to use a web-font for iast.
a. Choose such a web font
since the problem occurred with 'bold' text but not 'normal' text, the web font
should handle bold as well as normal text
b. modify csl-websanlexicon to make use of this web font (for basic, etc. displays)
several places to modify
c. make similar modifications to csl-apidev for simple-search displays
I don't plan to do these modifications now; maybe this open issue will catch someone's attention sometime.
@aumsanskrit mentions that a candra-bindu (bold) did not render.
On my system, that character DOES display.
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