Accessibility: Wrap links and code blocks #3415
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berezinant
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Thanks, @lauzadis, I've tested it and this definitely makes things better!
However there are some other cases when two dimensional scroll still preserves
Would you prefer to fix such cases in this PR?
e.g. adding something like word-break: break-word could lead to such picture
/cc @IgnatBeresnev
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Wrap links and code blocks to prevent two-dimensional scrollbar from appearing on small screens.
Solves violation number 5 in this issue: #3414