Re: [csswg-drafts] [css-text-3] line breaking rules around replaced-inline content incorrectly refer to ID class

Thanks, I hadn't found that discussion. To sum it up here for posterity, the issue was that linebreaks around images used for emoji (shakes head at emoji) were incorrect; I can't see the original discussion on this, but in the previous version a sequence like (😀) would have break opportunities before and after the emoji, I presume the intention was to prevent that.

It's explicitly stated in the link you referenced that this is a breaking change as it will prevent breaks between brackets and images:

> fantasai: Or "(<img>)", you can't break in the parentheses anymore, they'll stay with the image.

This is deliberate, it is a breaking change, but that's been discussed and considered acceptable. So I'll close this issue.

But: I've put a pull request in at https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/pull/13027 for a new testcase which I think covers the behaviour discussed here; as none of the browsers seem to support this properly yet, if you fancy reviewing it would be nice!

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