Correct Chrome locale note for word-break: auto-phrase - #30360
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Summary
Correct the Chrome support note for
word-break: auto-phraseto include Korean (ko) as well as Japanese (ja).The updated note distinguishes Chrome's ML-based Japanese phrase-breaking engine from ICU's non-ML Korean phrase-breaking path, and clarifies that unsupported locales behave as
normal.Test results and supporting details
npm testpasses.lang="ko"elements in Google Chrome 152.0.7977.65 on macOS 26.4.1. Changing onlyword-breakproduced different Korean break opportunities fornormalandauto-phrase.MlBreakEnginesupports only Japanese. I did not independently run Chrome 119.Supporting sources:
word-break: keep-allfor the common goal of preventing intra-word line breaks rather than an ML-based segmenter.The full reproduction and rationale are documented in the related issue.
Related issues
Fixes #30359