Prevent a disappearing stretchy arrow in CHTML. (mathjax/MathJax#3457) #1381
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This PR fixes a problem with stretchy characters in CHTML where, if they were stretched once and produce a fixed-size version that has a different Unicode position, then are stretched again and need to use a multi-character assembly, then the stretch character would be invisible. This was due to the fact that the since-character version will have set the
stretch.cvalue to the single-size character, and that will be requested in themjx-stretchy-h(orv) DOM elements, but the CSS added to the page will be fore the original Unicode character, so don't apply to themjx-stretchy-helement. Since that CSS creates the height and depth of the characters used, it will end up being 0 height, and the clipping for the assembly will end up making it invisible because of that.The solution used here is, when the symbols is stretched, which check if it was already stretched to a fixed size, and then get a new copy of the stretchy data (without the unwanted
cthat was added before) and start stretching again.I also reduced the indentation by returning early for the initial check (since you like that), so it may be easier to view the diffs with spacing differences hidden.
Resolves part of mathjax/MathJax#3457.