Use subnet.symbol rather than netuid

Author: thewhaleking

bittensor_cli/src/commands/subnets/subnets.py

@@ -323,17 +323,16 @@ def _create_table(subnets_, block_number_):
 
         for subnet in subnets_:
             netuid = subnet.netuid
-            # The symbols for 123 and 124 are visually identical:
+            # The default symbols for 123 and 124 are visually identical:
             # 123:  𑀀
             # 124:  𑀁
             # and the symbol for 125 is basically a colon
             # 125:  𑀂
             # however, because they're in Brahmi, which very few fonts support, they don't render properly
             # This patches them.
-            if netuid == 125:
-                subnet.symbol = ":"
-            elif netuid in (124, 123):
-                subnet.symbol = "˙"
+            replacements = {69632: "˙", 69633: "˙", 69634: ":"}
+            if (sso := ord(subnet.symbol)) in replacements.keys():
+                subnet.symbol = replacements[sso]
 
             symbol = f"{subnet.symbol}\u200e"