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test(qa): hold the Linux LibreOffice baseline to the lines #812 sets where the page does - #813
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Why
#812 moved
CobaltRotanearer the page in LibreOffice on Linux. The committed Linux baseline still holds the old numbers. While it does, the sheet could slip back that far and the gate would stay green.What changed
libreoffice-linux.tsvandlibreoffice-linux-lines.tsvare the measurement CI took on fix(docx): cut a rule row's empty line to the room its row leaves it #812's last commit (run 36973332674), unedited.CobaltRotaNo other document's row or line changes.
Verification
DOCX Fidelity (LibreOffice)job on this PR is the check: it measures the same tree against these files.Lane: test (qa baselines).