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Do not fold tabs and spaces into a single space token in unit tests #242

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@Witiko Witiko commented Jan 2, 2023

Currently, he input processor of TeX will fold tabs and spaces into a single space token, which makes it impossible to unit test the correct processing of tabs and spaces by the Lua parser. This pull request changes the category of tabs and spaces from 10 (spacer) to 12 (other) as suggested by lostenderman#107.

@Witiko Witiko added bug tests Related to the unit testng framework labels Jan 2, 2023
@Witiko Witiko added this to the 2.20.0 milestone Jan 2, 2023
@Witiko Witiko force-pushed the fix/do-not-fold-spaces-in-unit-tests branch 2 times, most recently from 52c547c to 7267ff9 Compare January 2, 2023 14:00
@Witiko Witiko force-pushed the fix/do-not-fold-spaces-in-unit-tests branch from 7267ff9 to 3d36c56 Compare January 2, 2023 14:45
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@Witiko Witiko force-pushed the fix/do-not-fold-spaces-in-unit-tests branch from f550a49 to dd27876 Compare January 2, 2023 15:27
@Witiko Witiko merged commit 8b39d8b into main Jan 2, 2023
@Witiko Witiko deleted the fix/do-not-fold-spaces-in-unit-tests branch January 2, 2023 21:36
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