Add fix for line folding when unicode graphemes.#28
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There were two issues with the line folding logic, first using modulo to test when to wrap could skip line wrapping when a multi-byte grapheme occured just before the amount to wrap_at. The conditional update fixes this. Secondly, we were not including the leading space in the length of the next line, hence we now have 1 + grapheme.len() when folding. Closes #26.
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There were two issues with the line folding logic, first using modulo to test when to wrap could skip line wrapping when a multi-byte grapheme occured just before the amount to wrap_at. The conditional update fixes this. Secondly, we were not including the leading space in the length of the next line, hence we now have 1 + grapheme.len() when folding.
Closes #26.
/cc @Fuerst2718