the tilda symbol "~" does not display well on dataset pages, can that be improved?

[only1chunts]

User story

As a website user
I want to be able to distinguish between a tilda "~" and a hyphen "-" on GigaDB pages
So that I know when a value is an approximation

Acceptance criteria

Given a dataset page contains a tilda somewhere in the text
When I view that page
Then I can tell its a tilda ~

Additional Info

for example in the screenshot below (taken from dataset 102616 before the tilda's were removed):

The two values highlighted are actually ~ but they look more like -
My guess is that its the Font we are using, so can that be changed?

Infact the issue can also be seen on the home page if you try to type ~ into the search box

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[tuli]

For comparison, it looks fine in my browser (Safari 16.5)

[rija]

not a problem on Mac with Retina display, but not readable on some other computers/resolutions