Don't wrap punctuation after LaTeX #1279
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If punctuation follows a latex expression, consider the punctuation as part of the expression to avoid it being wrapped on to the next line. This doesn't address the root cause of why this bug appeared, but it works as a quick fix.
[VRT] Update baselines for bug/latex-wrapping
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If punctuation follows a latex expression, consider the punctuation as part of the expression to avoid it being wrapped on to the next line.
This doesn't address the root cause of why this bug appeared, but it works as a quick fix.