And interestingly, both Mac And Windows keyboards and input methods regularly create precomposed inputs (NFC). I finally found this documented on the Windows site:
Quote:
Windows, Microsoft applications, and the NET Framework generally generate characters in form C using normal input methods. For most purposes on Windows, form C is the preferred form. For example, characters in form C are produced by Windows keyboard input.
However, characters imported from the Web and other platforms can introduce other normalization forms into the data stream.
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So really, the only issue here comes from cutting and pasting from documents that do not use precomposed text such as PDF documents and some web pages.