Here’s what I didn’t know about list-style-type
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CSS `list-style-type` accepts string values (including emojis and Unicode) in modern browsers. The `@counter-style` at-rule (currently Firefox-only) enables highly customizable list counters with options like symbols, suffix, prefix, and range. The `::marker` pseudo-element allows direct styling of list item bullets — including color and font properties — though its primary purpose is styling rather than replacing the bullet value, which is better handled by `list-style-type` and `@counter-style`.
