feat: Improve horizontal rule layout #53883
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When very large or long text was used, the horizontal lines bookending the text would shrink to the point where they were barely visible. This enforces a 10px width for the lines, causing the text to wrap lines as necessary.
dcalhoun
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derekblank
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Aug 23, 2023
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What?
Improve horizontal rule layout in the native mobile editor.
Why?
When very large or long text was used, the horizontal lines bookending the text
would shrink to the point where they were barely visible.
How?
This enforces a 10 pixel width for the lines, causing the text to wrap lines as
necessary.
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