Written in Chinese, I have a lengthy paragraph that lacks spaces as the language's punctuation automatically creates spacing. The issue arises when inputting this paragraph into VSCode - there's no seamless way to incorporate line breaks in the source code, leading to an extended horizontal scrollbar.
To illustrate, here's an example using English text:
<div>
hello hello hello hello hello hello
hello hello hello hello hello hello
hello hello hello hello hello hello
hello hello hello hello hello hello
hello hello hello hello hello hello
hello hello hello hello hello hello
hello hello hello hello hello hello
hello hello hello hello hello hello
hello hello hello hello hello hello
hello hello hello hello hello hello
hello hello hello hello hello hello
</div>Comparatively, in Chinese text, employing the same method would result in added spaces between characters:
<div>
你好。你好。
你好。你好。
你好。你好。
你好。你好。
你好。你好。
你好。你好。
你好。你好。
</div>The excess space in between words is undesired. Ideally, all text should remain on a single line but currently, can only be achieved with cumbersome formatting:
<div>
你好。你好。你好。你好。你好。你好。你好。你好。你好。你好。你好。你好。你好。
</div>Mere wrapping of the code within the editor is not the desired solution; instead, there should be a method to write the code across multiple lines. How can this be accomplished?
In essence, the ultimate goal is to eliminate line breaks in the final output while preserving them in the source code.