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fix(redact): measure glyphs against marks with at most one em of height - #5281
Redacting text on one line could delete glyphs on the next line, outside the filled box, when the lines are set solid (line spacing = font size). SECRET word here under a marked Account: 12345678 became SECRET.
A mark made from a text selection covers the selected line's em box: text selection measures each glyph from descent −0.2 to ascent 0.8 em (crates/render/src/text/device.rs). The redactor measured the same glyphs from the font's own descent to ascent, which is taller than one em for many fonts (Monaco 1000 / −250, and the 0.9 / −0.25 fallback): up to 1.5 + 0.6 em after the clamp in crates/fonts/src/pdf.rs. With 12 pt lines, the line below's glyph box then reached about 2 pt into the mark, past glyph_hit's 1 pt threshold, and those glyphs were removed while the fill only covered the mark.
show now measures a glyph against marks with its descent-to-ascent box scaled to at most one em (em_box). Fonts whose box is one em or less (the redact tests' font, 800 / −200) are unchanged, and the overlap rule itself (a fifth of the glyph or a point, both ways) is unchanged. The hidden-text rule (Remove Hidden Information) still uses the full box. The crate README says how the glyph height is taken.
a_mark_on_one_line_leaves_the_line_below_when_lines_are_set_solid: 10 pt lines set solid, 1000 / −250 font, a mark on the middle line's em box
fails (8 glyphs removed, not 4)
passes
passes
small_text_set_solid_keeps_the_line_below: the same at 9 pt in a 1000 / −200 font (a 10.8 pt glyph box)
fails (8)
fails (8)
passes
a_mark_over_part_of_large_text_still_removes_it: 24 pt "SECRET", a mark over the lower 3.8 pt of "SE"
passes
fails (0 removed: the glyphs stay in the file under a partial box)
passes
Solid leading is most common in small text (forms, fine print), where a size threshold keeps the 1 pt rule, and a fifth of a large glyph's height lets a mark cover several points of its letters without removing them. Scaling the box to one em changes neither the threshold nor fonts of one em or less.
Never-crash
No new unwrap/expect/panic!/unreachable!/todo! outside tests
No indexing or slicing with input-derived positions; em_box divides only by a height above 1
No unsafe
Provenance
No assets, fonts or copied code. Behaviour comes from the specification and black-box observation.
Anything a reviewer should look at first
The trade-off is at the top and bottom of tall glyphs. A font whose ascent reaches past 0.8 em (accented capitals) now has that part of its box outside the measured em box, so a mark that only touches that strip by more than a point no longer removes the glyph. That is the same box text selection uses, so a mark made from a selection is unaffected; a hand-drawn rectangle that covers a glyph by more than a point inside its em box still removes it.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Improved text redaction precision when font metrics include extra vertical spacing. Glyphs on adjacent lines are less likely to be removed when they do not overlap a redaction mark, while glyphs intersecting the mark remain subject to redaction.
New Features
Redaction reports now count glyphs retained because their one-em boxes do not overlap a mark, even if their full font boxes do.
Documentation
Clarified how glyph height is measured and noted that ink extending beyond the one-em box may remain in the file.
A mark made from a text selection covers the selected line's em box
(descent -0.2 to ascent 0.8). The redactor measured glyphs from the
font's descent to ascent, which is taller than one em for many fonts,
so with lines set solid the line below reached about 2 pt into the mark
and lost the glyphs under it, outside the filled box.
The overlap test now scales that box to one em when it is taller. Fonts
of one em or less, the overlap rule and the hidden-text rule are
unchanged.
Fixesstorytold#5255
9 pt lines set solid in a 1000 / -200 font keep the line below a mark
(the line below reached 1.8 pt into it). A mark over the lower 3.8 pt of
24 pt letters still removes them, so no glyph stays in the file under a
partial box.
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Review comments at @crates/redact/src/tests.rs:
- Line 127: Update the redaction assertion in the test around `c` to verify the
exact rewritten text is `[(AB) -2000 (23)] TJ`, ensuring the expected glyphs are
removed rather than checking only that `ABOVE123` is absent.
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Walkthrough
Redaction-region matching now uses glyph bounds capped at one em. The report counts glyphs retained when their full font boxes overlap a mark but their normalized boxes do not. Regression tests cover line spacing and partial glyph overlap.
Changes: Glyph redaction overlap
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Normalize and validate glyph overlap crates/redact/src/lib.rs, crates/redact/src/interp.rs, crates/redact/src/tests.rs, crates/redact/README.md
Glyph hit testing uses normalized ascent and descent for redaction regions. The report counts retained glyphs whose full font boxes overlap a mark. Tests cover line spacing and partial glyph overlap; the README documents the normalized height rule.
Redaction can report success while text associated with the marked region remains extractable, so flagged results require review before completion.
Security architecture risk: Moderate · up to 71129
The change prevents accidental deletion of neighboring lines, but fonts can draw outside the reduced matching area. Marked text in that area could remain recoverable after redaction succeeds; the new count is advisory rather than a safety gate. Existing rollback on errors remains intact.
Retained concerns
Medium · security · inferred: For glyphs that actually paint into a mark outside their normalized one-em box, redaction can retain recoverable text and still pass verification. The new retained-overlap count does not prevent successful commit, so the previous conservative removal guarantee is weakened.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The affected confidentiality scope is text retained in documents processed through the existing redaction API and subsequently shared. Exposure requires actual glyph ink in the discarded portion of the metric box and a mark that misses the normalized bounds; the count alone does not prove disclosure.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — A PDF containing out-of-em glyph ink can cross the redaction control with marked source text intact: the normalized predicate misses, the glyph bytes survive, and verification repeats the same predicate. Full-box-only overlap previously triggered removal. This is a conditional attack path, not a verified malicious document.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The relevant trust transition remains document-controlled font metrics entering the trusted content-removal decision. The new report field is diagnostic output, not new document ingress or authority, and no glyph-outline intersection check is performed in the changed decision.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Rollback is triggered by errors, not a nonzero retained-overlap count. Repeating the same geometry does not strengthen the predicate; the regression demonstrates removal of previously retained text only after adding a mark that reaches its normalized box.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Provide an explicit strict policy for full-box-only hits, using conservative rejection, caller acceptance, or ink-aware validation before successful commit. Preserve the distinction between harmless metric padding and genuinely retained marked ink.
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Title check
The title names the main change: redaction now measures glyphs against marks using a descent-to-ascent box capped at one em. It matches the raw summary (em-normalized font box in interp.rs, new em_box…
Description check
The description follows the template's main sections: What this changes (with Fixes #5255 and the behaviour change explained), How you verified it (fmt, clippy, tests, and a before/after table of new …
Linked Issues check
[#5255] Requirement: a glyph on the next line must not be removed when it lies outside the filled mark. Source check: in crates/redact/src/interp.rs, show now calls glyph_hit with `em_box(descen…
Out of Scope Changes check
All changed code supports the fix for [#5255]. The em_box helper and its use in show change the mark-hit box. The beside counter and Report::glyphs_beside_marks field report glyphs kept under …
Docstring Coverage
Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
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The title names the main change: redaction now measures glyphs against marks using a descent-to-ascent box capped at one em. It matches the raw summary (em-normalized font box in interp.rs, new em_box behavior) and the PR objectives (#5281 / issue #5255). The title is specific and concise. It uses the conventional fix(redact) prefix.
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The description follows the template's main sections: What this changes (with Fixes #5255 and the behaviour change explained), How you verified it (fmt, clippy, tests, and a before/after table of new tests), Never-crash checklist, Provenance checklist, and Anything a reviewer should look at first (the trade-off at glyph box edges). Some template items are not addressed: the Security section, the Parity and reach section (parity/acrobat-features.toml and automation tool reachability), and the 'Tests' note on confirming the fix-before-test failure is partly covered by the table. The description does not state whether docs were updated beyond the crate README. The Security section is absent, so the author should either check off each item or delete the section as the template allows. Overall the description is mostly complete.
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Explanation
[#5255] Requirement: a glyph on the next line must not be removed when it lies outside the filled mark. Source check: in crates/redact/src/interp.rs, show now calls glyph_hit with em_box(descent, ascent). em_box divides the font box by its height when that height is above 1, so the box never exceeds one em. The page-box path is unchanged. Glyphs whose full font box reaches a mark but whose one-em box does not are kept and counted in Report::glyphs_beside_marks. Worked check: with the 0.9 / -0.25 fallback at 12 pt solid leading, the full box top sits about 1.2 pt into the mark, which exceeds the 1 pt threshold. The one-em box top sits about 0.2 pt below the mark bottom, so the glyph is kept. The Monaco 1000 / -250 case, named in #5255, is covered by the same rule. The issue offers a glyph-height-relative rule only as 'one option'. The one-em approach meets the expected outcome: only glyphs under the mark are removed. Unverified: I did not run the test suite. The three new tests and the reported counts (153 and 154 passing) are author-reported and were not rerun here.
Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
Explanation
All changed code supports the fix for [#5255]. The em_box helper and its use in show change the mark-hit box. The beside counter and Report::glyphs_beside_marks field report glyphs kept under the new rule. The field is a public API addition, but it serves the stated trade-off: ink outside the one-em box stays in the file, so callers can review those glyphs. The README and the regression tests in crates/redact/src/tests.rs document and cover the new behaviour. No unrelated feature or file change appears in the reviewed diff of interp.rs and lib.rs. I did not inspect the README or test diffs in detail. The hidden-text path still uses the full box, as the diff shows.
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Review comments at @crates/redact/README.md:
- Line 19: Qualify the solid-line guarantee in the README so it applies only
when the normalized boxes do not overlap; clarify that adjacent one-em boxes can
overlap with different font metrics, allowing a mark on the upper line to remove
lower-line glyphs.
Review comments at @crates/redact/src/interp.rs:
- Line 691: Update the None arm’s glyph hit test around scope.glyph_hit so the
normalized trm.bbox is not the sole criterion: use actual glyph bounds, or fail
closed when the raw and normalized boxes differ, preventing ink in the raw
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Major · Security & Privacy · Detected with Advanced Tier · Heavy lift
Analysis chain
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sed -n '630,700p' crates/redact/src/interp.rs
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sed -n '700,790p' crates/redact/src/interp.rs
printf'%s\n''--- redact library verification and mark creation references ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.rs' -e 'apply' -e 'verify' -e 'redact' -e 'Mark' -e 'selection' -e 'regions' crates/redact/src crates/edit/src crates | head -240
printf'%s\n''--- lib relevant declarations ---'
rg -n 'fn |glyph|region|mark|overlap|apply' crates/redact/src/lib.rs
sed -n '1,260p' crates/redact/src/lib.rs
printf'%s\n''--- font metric definitions and Type 3 references ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.rs' -e 'Type3' -e 'type3' -e 'bounding_box' -e 'bbox' -e 'descent' -e 'ascent' crates/fonts/src crates/redact/src | head -240
printf'%s\n''--- merge-base diff for bounded files ---'
git diff --unified=30 3109bb2359759e24ef490e1cdbdba00722b20972 8c2681199c1baeb6f32cd557e86825d050802e31 -- crates/redact/src/interp.rs crates/redact/src/lib.rs crates/fonts/src/pdf.rs
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sed -n '540,645p' crates/redact/src/lib.rs
printf'%s\n''--- selection geometry and redaction mark construction ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.rs' -e 'QuadPoints' -e 'selection' -e 'redact' -e 'Redact' crates/edit crates/annot crates/automation crates/ui-egui crates | head -260
printf'%s\n''--- exact font metric derivation ---'
sed -n '600,635p' crates/fonts/src/pdf.rs
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printf'%s\n''--- selection quad implementation and redact entry point ---'
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printf'%s\n''--- exact redaction mark API ---'
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Sensitive Data Exposure
Reachability: External Exploitability: Moderate CWE:CWE-200 — Exposure of Sensitive Information to an Unauthorized Actor
Do not use the normalized box as the only redaction hit test. Apply and verification both use em_box, so ink in the raw metric strip can remain extractable while verification succeeds. This is reachable with ordinary font metrics and Type 3 metrics derived from FontBBox. Text selection creates marks from the same selection geometry, and the Redact tool also supports arbitrary dragged rectangles. Check actual glyph bounds or fail closed when the raw and normalized boxes differ.
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Review comment at @crates/redact/src/interp.rs at line 691:
Update the None arm’s glyph hit test around scope.glyph_hit so the normalized
trm.bbox is not the sole criterion: use actual glyph bounds, or fail closed when
the raw and normalized boxes differ, preventing ink in the raw metric strip from
remaining extractable.
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A glyph whose full font box reaches a mark while its one-em box does not
is kept (the overlap is the space between lines); any ink it draws
outside one em stays in the file. Report::glyphs_beside_marks counts
them so a caller can surface them for a check instead of keeping them
silently. The README now says solid-set lines keep their glyphs when the
lines' one-em boxes don't overlap: mixed fonts can still overlap.
@coderabbitai Both findings checked against the code. Addressed in the new commit:
README (solid-line claim): right: lines in different fonts can still overlap within one em (your 800/−400 over 1000/−200 example gives 2 pt at 12 pt). The README now limits the claim to lines whose one-em boxes don't overlap and says mixed fonts can still overlap.
Ink outside the one-em box: also right that apply and the verification pass both test the one-em box, so a glyph whose full font box reaches a mark but whose one-em box doesn't is kept, and any ink it draws in that strip stays in the file. Those glyphs are no longer kept silently: Report::glyphs_beside_marks counts them, so a caller can surface them for a check. The three tests assert the count (4 for the line below a mark in both solid-set cases, 0 for the mark over part of large text, where the glyphs are removed). cargo test -p pdfcraft-redact 153 of 153; clippy -D warnings clean; engine and automation build.
Measuring each glyph's actual outline would close the strip case fully. pdfcraft-fonts already depends on skrifa and reads embedded FontFile2/FontFile3 programs, so the ink box can come from the glyph outline, with the one-em box only for fonts without a readable program (Type 1, missing fonts). That needs the code-to-glyph mapping per font type, so I'll open it as a follow-up rather than grow this fix.
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698-698: Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
⚠️Unverified finding
Verification ran but could not confirm this finding. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
Count every full-box overlap.
glyph_hit ignores overlaps of one point or less. For the 10-point font in the new test, a mark spanning y=119.5–120.5 overlaps the full box by 0.5 points but misses the one-em box. The glyph is retained and glyphs_beside_marks remains zero.
Use an intersection check for the full box so the report does not miss glyphs that need review.
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#!/bin/bash
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@helenkwok I checked the updated code and documentation.
The README now limits the solid-line claim to non-overlapping one-em boxes and states the mixed-font limitation.
show counts a retained glyph when its full font box passes glyph_hit but its one-em box does not. show_text adds that count only during apply, so verification does not count it twice.
The three regression tests assert glyphs_beside_marks counts of 4, 4, and 0, as reported.
These changes address the documentation claim and make the retained-glyph case visible to callers. The count does not prove that the marked area contains no retained ink. Callers must check flagged results before treating redaction as complete.
Glyph-outline measurement can remain a separate follow-up with this limitation documented. Please link the follow-up issue here when you open it.
I inspected the source and test assertions. I did not rerun tests, clippy, or builds.
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@helenkwok Thanks for linking #5298 for glyph-outline measurement. That work can remain separate from this PR, with the retained-ink limitation documented.
Esta é a correção de causa-raiz da #5255, e a abordagem certa frente ao #5258 (que ataca o sintoma com um limiar fixo de 12pt/20%). O em_box mede o glifo contra a marca com no máximo 1 em — exatamente a em-box que a seleção de texto usa para criar a marca (−0.2 a 0.8 em) —, então uma marca feita de uma seleção cobre só a própria linha. O diagnóstico (ascent/descent da fonte, p.ex. Monaco 1000/−250, passando de 1 em e invadindo a linha de baixo com lines set solid) está correto.
Pontos fortes:
Teste de regressão page_with_metrics com as métricas exatas do cenário (falha no main sem o fix).
Report::glyphs_beside_marks é um bom toque: em vez de silenciosamente manter glifos cujo box de fonte alcança a marca, contabiliza-os para que um chamador possa alertar que há tinta fora do em — falha-visível, apropriado para um recurso de segurança.
em_box guarda a divisão (h > 1.0), sem panic.
Observação de coordenação: #5258 corrige a mesma#5255 por outro caminho. Só um dos dois deve entrar — recomendo este. (Micro: em em_box, uma fonte com ascent <= descent cairia no ramo else e manteria o box cru; é um caso degenerado improvável e não causa panic, mas uma linha dizendo isso no comentário fecharia o raciocínio.)
@croquete1 Thanks for the review. On em_box with ascent <= descent: Metrics can't produce that. It keeps the ascent at 0.3 em or more and the descent at −0.05 em or less (a font whose values fall outside gets 0.9 / −0.25), so the height is always positive. The else branch is the box of a font that already fits in one em (0.8 / −0.2 in the redact tests' font), returned unscaled. Happy to add a line saying so in the comment if a maintainer wants it.
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I read the first hunk: the redaction interpreter's show now returns a third value, beside, counting glyphs measured against marks of at most one em of height, and the report gets glyphs_beside_marks. The title says glyphs are measured against marks with at most one em of height (so that a mark does not remove text lines it only touches). For redaction the safe error is removing too much, not too little; the same concern as in #5258. I did not read how beside is used. Please add tests for a mark exactly one em high and just above it, and make the report say how many glyphs were left beside marks so the user can review them.
I ran nothing and have no exact-head CI result for this PR, so this is not an approval. Where a diff was long I read its code hunks rather than every generated or documentation line.
Thanks for the read. The report already says how many glyphs were left beside marks: Report::glyphs_beside_marks, documented in the redact README under "text", so a caller can list them for review.
Added in bd429c5: a boundary test for a mark one em tall. Placed half a point above the line's em box it removes nothing and reports 4 glyphs beside the mark. Placed three points lower, past the fifth of the box a glyph needs covered, it removes those 4 glyphs and leaves the lines above and below whole. The existing test already covers a mark exactly on the em box.
Tests: 154 pass in pdfcraft-redact, fmt and clippy clean on the box. I have not run the full workspace.
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Assert which glyphs were removed.
Removing ABOV and retaining E123 would satisfy this assertion and the count above, while leaving E1 under the mark. Assert that the rewritten text is [(AB) -2000 (23)] TJ. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the redaction assertion in the test around `c` to verify the exact
rewritten text is `[(AB) -2000 (23)] TJ`, ensuring the expected glyphs are
removed rather than checking only that `ABOVE123` is absent.
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Thanks for the read. Both asks are in: bd429c5 adds the boundary test for a mark one em tall, and the report already says how many glyphs were left beside marks.
The test: placed half a point above the line's em box, the mark removes nothing and the report counts 4 glyphs beside the mark. Placed three points lower, past the fifth of the box a glyph needs covered, it removes those 4 glyphs and leaves the lines above and below whole. The existing test already covers a mark exactly on the em box.
Report::glyphs_beside_marks is the count you asked for, documented in the redact README under "text", so a caller can list those glyphs for review.
154 tests pass in pdfcraft-redact, and fmt and clippy are clean. I have not run the full workspace.
None of these three redaction PRs has an exact-head CI result yet: the CI and SonarCloud runs on each head are held at action_required, which is GitHub waiting for a maintainer to approve workflow runs from a fork.
Could a maintainer approve the runs on these three heads? On my side, each branch is fmt and clippy clean with its crate tests passing in a Linux container (pdfcraft-redact 160 passed and pdfcraft-fonts 98 passed on the #5308 head), and I have not run the whole workspace.
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What this changes
Fixes #5255.
Redacting text on one line could delete glyphs on the next line, outside the filled box, when the lines are set solid (line spacing = font size).
SECRET word hereunder a markedAccount: 12345678becameSECRET.A mark made from a text selection covers the selected line's em box: text selection measures each glyph from descent −0.2 to ascent 0.8 em (
crates/render/src/text/device.rs). The redactor measured the same glyphs from the font's own descent to ascent, which is taller than one em for many fonts (Monaco 1000 / −250, and the 0.9 / −0.25 fallback): up to 1.5 + 0.6 em after the clamp incrates/fonts/src/pdf.rs. With 12 pt lines, the line below's glyph box then reached about 2 pt into the mark, pastglyph_hit's 1 pt threshold, and those glyphs were removed while the fill only covered the mark.shownow measures a glyph against marks with its descent-to-ascent box scaled to at most one em (em_box). Fonts whose box is one em or less (the redact tests' font, 800 / −200) are unchanged, and the overlap rule itself (a fifth of the glyph or a point, both ways) is unchanged. The hidden-text rule (Remove Hidden Information) still uses the full box. The crate README says how the glyph height is taken.How you verified it
cargo fmt -p pdfcraft-redact --checkcargo clippy -p pdfcraft-redact --no-deps --all-targets --locked -- -D warningscargo test -p pdfcraft-redact --locked: 153 passed, 0 failedmainwith the fix reverted, and onmainwith Preserve adjacent text during redaction #5258's patch (which also fixes Redacting one line deletes text on the line below when lines are set solid (line spacing = font size), and that text is not covered #5255, by raising the vertical threshold to a fifth of the glyph height above 12 pt):mainmain+ #5258a_mark_on_one_line_leaves_the_line_below_when_lines_are_set_solid: 10 pt lines set solid, 1000 / −250 font, a mark on the middle line's em boxsmall_text_set_solid_keeps_the_line_below: the same at 9 pt in a 1000 / −200 font (a 10.8 pt glyph box)a_mark_over_part_of_large_text_still_removes_it: 24 pt "SECRET", a mark over the lower 3.8 pt of "SE"Solid leading is most common in small text (forms, fine print), where a size threshold keeps the 1 pt rule, and a fifth of a large glyph's height lets a mark cover several points of its letters without removing them. Scaling the box to one em changes neither the threshold nor fonts of one em or less.
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unwrap/expect/panic!/unreachable!/todo!outside testsem_boxdivides only by a height above 1unsafeProvenance
Anything a reviewer should look at first
The trade-off is at the top and bottom of tall glyphs. A font whose ascent reaches past 0.8 em (accented capitals) now has that part of its box outside the measured em box, so a mark that only touches that strip by more than a point no longer removes the glyph. That is the same box text selection uses, so a mark made from a selection is unaffected; a hand-drawn rectangle that covers a glyph by more than a point inside its em box still removes it.
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