Treat U+3000 and U+FF5E as CJK punctuation-equivalent in Markdown prose wrap (#18656)
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Some tools treat these spaces as meaningful.
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```bash
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await require('prettier').format('/**\n * With 2 spaces \n */', {parser: 'babel'});
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```js
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await prettier.format("/**\n * With 2 spaces \n */", { parser: "babel" });
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# Prettier stable
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/* Prettier stable */
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// -> '/**\n * With 2 spaces\n */\n'
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# Prettier main
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/* Prettier main */
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// -> '/**\n * With 2 spaces \n */\n'
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// ^^ space preserved
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```
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#### Treat U+3000 as CJK punctuation-equivalent and make sure to recognize U+FF5E as CJK punctuation again in Markdown prose wrap (#18656 by @tats-u)
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We improved the text wrapping in Markdown written in Chinese and Japanese by treating some non Unicode punctuation characters as equivalent to CJK punctuation. A part of this was assumed to have been introduced in 3.5.0 ([#16832](https://github.com/prettier/prettier/pull/16832)), but it was not fully implemented and not noticed until now due to insufficient test cases.
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```js
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await prettier.format(
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"U+3000\u{3000}\nU+301C\u{301C}\nU+FF5E\u{FF5E}\nU+1F221\u{1F221} 测试 Test テスト\n",
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{ parser: "markdown", proseWrap: "always" },
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);
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/* Prettier stable */
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// -> 'U+3000 U+301C〜U+FF5E~ U+1F221🈡 测试 Test テスト\n'
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// ^ extra space ^ extra space
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/* Prettier main */
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// -> 'U+3000 U+301C〜U+FF5E~U+1F221🈡 测试 Test テスト\n'
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```
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