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EDIT: Doesn't work completely, see comment on Muihlinn's answer.
Based off Muihlinn's answer, I looked into prettify-symbols-mode and ended up finding this macro which solved my problem cleanly: https://github.com/Ilazki/prettify-utils.el/blob/master/prettify-utils.el#L222-L243
(prettify-utils-add-hook org-mode
("1/4" "¼")
...
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You could use prettify-symbols-mode with something, evaluable in your sratch buffer, like this:
(progn
(push '("2/3" . ?⅔) prettify-symbols-alist)
(prettify-symbols-mode -1)
(prettify-symbols-mode +1))
It only adds that particular fraction and it's unicode counterpart to the list of symbols to prettify, then resets the mode
If it works as expected, ...
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If you're willing to have the text change, you can use one of Emacs' many input methods. With e.g. rfc3145, you could type that as
&23
or with TeX it would be
\\frac23
Use C-\ to choose your input method.
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(set-display-table-slot·buffer-display-table 'wrap ?↩) works for me, with one caveat. In a terminal the arrow shows up correctly, but in the gui (with fringe-mode turned off), the glyph is drawn with a replacement character; apparently it couldn't find a glyph for the arrow in the chosen font. It does render correctly in the scratch buffer, but it's using a ...
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