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Print out all the log attrs we have.
Update expected test outputs.
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We want to insert word start+end if libthai
hands us line breaks between letters. But must
be careful not to overwrite existing word boundaries,
or we end up with a nonsense sequence.
This was found by checking log attr invariants.
Regenerate affected test outputs.
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Change the order in test-break output to be
sentence, word, grapheme. Update all affected
test outputs.
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These don't have a corresponding .break file, so
they are useless.
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When rendering the text char-by-char, use directional
controls to avoid any bidi reordering.
Update affected tests.
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Correctly classify tag characters as Grapheme_Extend,
so that we don't end up putting grapheme boundaries
in the middle of tag sequences.
Includes a test.
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Add grapheme boundaries to the output of test-break,
so we can check those easily, too.
Update expected test output for this.
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Remove the dashes that cause the runs to break, and seem
to be causing issues on both Debian and newer Fedora.
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Thai language requires word dictionary from libthai project
for word/sentence breaks.
Adding this test case to check the results of sentence breaks.
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Recent changes changed breaks.
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test-break was using the is_soft_hyphen log attr
that we've just removed again. Adapt, and update
expected test output.
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This one is taken from #218.
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We were not diffing the output against the
expected results.
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This is useful for exploring line breaking.
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