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Yes, I see, since they are in the image I was not able to find (by text search) .
I created #1514 to add calt, onum, zero, cv01, ss01 to the README.md so that it's easier to find in the future.
By the way calt in particular I don't think it's explained in the images either, to understand that that does you need to read the files at https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode/tree/master/features/calt , right? I would be good to add some description of calt to the README.md or yet another image that shows what calt does.
But +calt does not turn everything off, does it? I think calt is enabled by default, I tried with +calt and -> is shown as a continuous arrow, when I try with -calt there is distinct hyphen and angle bracket.
If you want I can write in the README.md something like calt (contextual alternates) is enabled by default, disabling this feature will remove all ligatures/arrows (not recommended).
Also I discovered the https://otf.show site where it's easy to see the effect of the standard opentype font features that can be enabled/disabled in Fira Code
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From https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode/tree/master/features
I can see
calt, 'cv01,cv02`, etc but I don't see a textual explanation of what those features are supposed to do.For JetBrains Mono they have this page https://github.com/JetBrains/JetBrainsMono/wiki/OpenType-features where they explain the font features available and what they do.
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