Weiki886 opened a new pull request, #770:
URL: https://github.com/apache/commons-text/pull/770

   calculateCost compared the boxed Character values returned by
   `SimilarityInput.at` with `==`, so it only recognized equal characters
   that `Character.valueOf` caches. That cache covers values up to 127,
   so every non-ASCII character compared unequal to itself: applying the
   distance to `"caf\u00e9"` and `"caf\u00e9"` reported 1 instead of 0,
   and a two-character CJK input compared against itself reported 2. The
   adjacent-transposition branch never fired for non-ASCII input either,
   so transposing two accented characters cost 2 instead of 1. The
   limited variant was affected the same way and could return -1 for
   inputs whose real distance is within the threshold.
   
   Compare with `Objects.equals` instead, matching every other class in
   this package: `LevenshteinDistance`, `LevenshteinDetailedDistance`,
   `JaroWinklerSimilarity` and `HammingDistance` all use `equals` on the
   values from `at`.
   
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