Revert "Add \nobreak inside \sphinxAtStartPar" #8840
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This reverts commit 17642a5. Fixes sphinx-doc#8838. For some reason the \nobreak causes breakage in table vertical spacing for merge cells in tabular and longtable, and regarding tabulary for all cells... Reverting this will cause as described in the reverted commit message some much less annoying problem in certain circumstances when a long word has no hyphenation point.
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This reverts commit 17642a5.
Fixes #8838. For some reason the \nobreak causes breakage in table
vertical spacing for merge cells in tabular and longtable, and regarding
tabulary for all cells...
Reverting this will cause as described in the reverted commit message
some much less annoying problem in certain circumstances when a long
word has no hyphenation point.
Relates #8781