Keep manual hyphens after line breaks#2840
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When Pango split a fitting line at a soft hyphen, the no-next-word fast path returned before WeasyPrint appended hyphenate-character. Let soft-hyphen line endings reach manual hyphenation and cover the reported 11pt layout with a regression test. Fixes Kozea#2614
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At 11pt, Pango can return a fitting line ending in the invisible soft hyphen. The no-next-word fast path returned before manual hyphenation appended
hyphenate-character; letting that case continue fixes the reported rendering.The regression test reproduces the missing visible hyphen without the source change and passes with it.
tests/test_text.py: 153 passed, 1 xfailed.Fixes #2614.