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Pattern-based hyphenation: competing digit resolution · case 04

Inhibiting even digits are overwritten by later odd digits.

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Case contract

Input [word, patterns, exceptions, lefthyphenmin, righthyphenmin]. An exception (hyphenated, lowercase) matching the lowercased word dictates the hyphens and keeps the word's own letters. Otherwise the lowercased word is padded with dots, every substring pattern contributes its digits and the maximum digit per gap wins; odd values allow a hyphen. A hyphen before letter i needs i>=lefthyphenmin and len-i>=righthyphenmin. Return the word with "-" inserted.

Why this case matters

Line breaking decides where paragraphs wrap on screen and in print; a wrong decision point shifts every following line.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
regression: competing digit resolution	`"connec-tion"`	`"con-nec-tion"`	Failed

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