| Index: LayoutTests/svg/custom/svg-fonts-in-html-linebreaks-expected.txt
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| -This test is to ensure that text rendered with a SVG-font has the same behavior for handling control characters like newlines, as text rendered though the normal (fast or complex) path. The two "a b c" strings below should have the same length and not produce any missing-glyph symbols.
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| -a b c <--- This text has line breaks in the source HTML ("\n")
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| -a b c <--- This text has no line breaks (just "a b c")
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| -As a reference, this is how normal text looks like for the same usecase:
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| -a b c <--- This text has line breaks in the source HTML ("\n")
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| -a b c <--- This text has no line breaks (just "a b c")
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| -PASS
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