These exist in confusables.txt because they map to the same abstract character under NFKC decomposition. The map is semantically correct. But from a visual perspective, these are false positives: a human would never confuse Mathematical Fraktur l with plain l.
The primary signal is desiredSize on the controller. It can be positive (wants data), zero (at capacity), negative (over capacity), or null (closed). Producers are supposed to check this value and stop enqueueing when it's not positive. But there's nothing enforcing this: controller.enqueue() always succeeds, even when desiredSize is deeply negative.
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