Reattach punctuation split off by the hyphenation pass#429
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Fixes #428.
hyphenate_paragraphrecords one merge range per alphabetic run, socleanup_paragraphonly glues the syllables back together and the punctuation boxes it split off stay detached, corrupting every consumer of the page's text boxes (highlight/annotation text, search/define on a selection).Record a single merge range spanning the whole token instead.
cleanup_paragraphthen reassembles the token exactly as it was before hyphenation — including tokens that gained no hyphenation points but were still split (e.g.can't,well-known,(word)).Line breaking is unaffected: the boxes and penalties fed to
total_fitare unchanged, and a full-book layout comparison (1200+ pages) shows identical page counts and line breaks, with only the text-box granularity restored.