Is the halfwidth ideographic comma (､) (U+FF64) ever used in Chinese punctuation? My digital version of《现代汉语规范词典》seems to be using halfwidth ideographic commas, ､ (U+FF64).

Here's their definition for 巾:


  名 用来擦､包或盖东西的小块织物


It looks like a poor attempt at a fullwidth ideographic comma (顿号) and seems to be missing any sort of space what-so-ever after the punctuation mark.

Is there ever usage of the halfwidth ideographic comma in Chinese punctuation? (Add your own spaces?)
Mainstream pinyin input methods mainly use full-width '、' character.  And under most formal situations, full-width '、' is required to keep consistency with other full-width punctuation markers (for example: '。', '，', '！').