Line Break - Hangul LVT Syllable

Hangul LVT Syllable is a line break class that applies to precomposed Korean syllable blocks ending with a trailing consonant, specifically those of the L+V+T form. These syllables are treated as indivisible units, meaning they cannot be broken apart at any internal boundary, ensuring that a complete syllable remains on the same line. When such a syllable is followed by another Hangul character, a line break is allowed between them, but not before or within the syllable itself. This behavior supports the natural flow of Korean text while preventing awkward splits in its syllabic writing system. The class also interacts with surrounding characters, such as allowing breaks after spaces or punctuation, but it consistently prioritizes keeping the syllable intact. This treatment is essential for proper rendering and readability of Korean text across various digital platforms.