Line Break - Close Punctuation
Close Punctuation is a line break class that applies to characters like closing brackets, parentheses, and quotation marks. These characters typically cannot start a new line, meaning they must remain attached to the preceding text or content. When a line break occurs, a close punctuation character will not appear at the beginning of the next line; instead, it stays with the previous line's ending. This ensures visual continuity and prevents awkward spacing, such as an opening bracket on one line and its closing counterpart starting the next. The rule also prohibits breaking before these characters, unless a stronger break opportunity exists elsewhere in the text, which helps maintain the grammatical and typographic integrity of written material.