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lucas c08657d22a Keep native terminal text on its cells so the cursor stays after Korean input
The native grid renderer draws each style run as one Text, so glyphs advance
by their font's natural width while the cursor sits on the cell grid.

- Hangul, Han and kana fall back to a system font narrower than two cells
  (10.38pt vs 14.67pt at size 12), so every wide glyph pulled the rest of the
  run left. Ten syllables left the cursor about six columns past the text.
  Each script's advance is now measured once and its segment is letter-spaced
  to exactly two cells per glyph, without extra views.
- Cell width is snapped to the pixel grid (7.225pt -> 7.333pt), so a 49
  column ASCII line also ended about 0.7 cell short of the cursor. ASCII text
  now gets the matching letter spacing.
- Other non-ASCII glyphs (symbols, emoji, jamo) have no known advance, so
  they get their own box and may spill into the next cell instead of
  shifting the run.
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