Fix consecutive <br> collapsing into a single line break#6
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RichTextRenderer's Inline.LineBreak case called startParagraph(0), which only emits model.nl() when the current paragraph is "occupied". A single <br> correctly closes the preceding text into its own paragraph, but a second consecutive <br> (e.g. citation styles using <br><br> for a blank line) found the paragraph already unoccupied and silently produced nothing, collapsing the blank line. Mark the paragraph occupied after emitting the break, mirroring the existing empty-line handling for preserved "\n\n" in appendRun.
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RichTextRenderer's Inline.LineBreak case called startParagraph(0), which only emits model.nl() when the current paragraph is "occupied". A single
correctly closes the preceding text into its own paragraph, but a second consecutive
(e.g. citation styles using
for a blank line) found the paragraph already unoccupied and silently produced nothing, collapsing the blank line.
Mark the paragraph occupied after emitting the break, mirroring the existing empty-line handling for preserved "\n\n" in appendRun.