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Johannes Zillmann 7abafc61e7 Improve word boundary detection 
- sometimes a word is provided with multiple items. E.g: "T his is a sen tence"
- use x-axis distance to not put whitespaces in the middle of a word
- also tweak the line detection a bit (for Alice)
2024-05-20 00:22:24 -06:00

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