How to use Superscript/Subscript for Windows 10 File Names - w/o Custom Software

Hi, is it possible to use Superscript/Subscript for WIndows 10 File Names? This feature allows benefits including

1. reduce labor to come up with
   1. acronym
   2. which info to include in file name
   3. alleviate Computer-related injuries
2. clarity of info
3. Shorter file names b/c they can replace delimiters
4. Traditional delimiters to achieve above are limited including following factors
   1. restricted characters
   2. not all Unicode/Emoji are allowed
5. Easier on
   1. File Explorer to view w/o additional clicking
   2. Microsoft Office Apps issues such as "We are using Office 365 and in Excel when someone tries to open a file that has a long path and filename we get an error that it cant be found or opened," https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2225098-office-365-excel-wont-open-files-with-long-file-names-any-fixes-for-this
   3. File Searching with File names are much faster than using other methods such as tags or Document Properties. I have too many times experienced slow performance (e.g. 8 hours). Not only for File Explorer but Office Apps
6. Document properties unfortunately NOT available for popular files such as PDFs making need to use File Names.

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