v1.9.1 — 2026-07-06
Table columns now contain long inline-code content instead of letting it spill
over the next column.
Bug fixes
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Long inline-code chips no longer overflow their column. A long
inlineCode(...)/inlineHighlight(...)token with no spaces — a package
coordinate, fully-qualified class name or URL — now breaks within its
paragraph or table cell instead of drawing over the neighbouring content. It
breaks at.:/-seams and char-splits only when a segment is still
too wide, keeping the rounded chip fill intact on every wrapped fragment.
Applies to all three paragraph wrap paths (plain, inline, markdown); text that
already fits is laid out exactly as before. -
auto()table columns grow to fit composed cell content. A composed cell
(DocumentTableCell.node(...)) in anauto()column now contributes its
intrinsic content width, so the column sizes to the content (e.g. an
inline-code chip) instead of collapsing toward zero.fixed(...)columns are
unchanged. As with plain-text auto columns, a table too narrow for the summed
intrinsic width of its auto columns reportsexceeds available width.