Variation Selector-15 (VS-15 / U+FE0E) seems to be ignored? #20073

Windows Terminal version

1.24.10921.0

Windows build number

10.0.26200.0

Other Software

PowerShell 7.4.14

Steps to reproduce

1. Start a PowerShell 7 shell.
2. Run the following:

Write-Host "`u{23CF}`u{FE0E}"

3. See the issue.

This is reproducible with most of the text style character sequences here (though some default to text, in which case it will seem that a variation selector was applied, but it just happens to already be correct):
https://www.unicode.org/Public/UCD/latest/ucd/emoji/emoji-variation-sequences.txt

Expected Behavior

I expected something like this (probably not exactly since this is just a screenshot from conhost due to lack of better way to show this):

Specifically, though, as a terminal application developer, I expected the terminal to respect the variation selector I've given - 23CF FE0F should be emoji style (i.e. a colour emoji) and 23CF FE0E should be a text style (i.e. a regular text character). Instead, it seems that emoji style is forced. Looking through settings, there's a "Full-colour Emoji" that, when disabled, instead forces text style, but neither actually respects the given variation selector.

Actual Behavior

I got: