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Fixes #6638.

Where a page ends inside a table row, Word closes the table there, and the border it closes with needs its room on the page. A row that fits whole kept that room (RowLayout::edge); the part of a row split between its lines did not, unless the row was the table's last, and neither did the rows of a table in a cell. Such a nested row was also cut wherever the page ended. Word moves it on whole when it cannot split: one line a cell, an exact height, or a least height that no longer fits.

The cases of #6638's file (Word for Windows 16.0.20625, compatibility mode 15; borders of 0.5 pt unless the case says otherwise):

case	Word	main	This branch
R01 six one-line rows of 15 pt in a table in a cell; room for three and the borders, less 0.2 pt	2 rows on the page	3	2
R02 the same, with the room they need	3	3	3
R03 the same rows, of at least 15 pt	2	3	2
R04 the same rows, of exactly 15 pt	2	3	2
R05 rows of two lines; room for two rows, the third's first line and the borders, less 0.2 pt	nothing of the third row	its first line	nothing
R06 a row of exactly 300 pt in a table in a cell, 120 pt of room	on page 2, whole (its table's borders at 57.2 and 357.3); the paragraph under it at 365.2	text on page 1, the row cut in two; the paragraph at 245.2	on page 2, whole (57.2 and 357.2); the paragraph at 364.7
R07 the same row, of at least 300 pt	on page 2, whole (57.2 to 357.8)	cut in two	on page 2, whole (57.2 to 358.2)
R08 a row of six lines, the first of two rows, borders of 1.5 pt; room for three lines and two borders, less 0.2 pt	2 lines on the page	3	2
R09 the same row as its table's only row	2	2	2
R10 as R08 with borders of 0.5 pt	2	3	2

This branch includes #6545, merged in as it stands: it says which border closes a table at a page's end (the table's bottom border, not the inside one), and this change keeps room for that border in two more places. Without it the room is the inside border's, which is right only while the two are alike. When #6545 is merged this shrinks to its own commit, 5b6efefc.

What changes, in crates/layout/src/:

• table_flow.rs: place_table splits a row at the room left less its edge (part_room), and row_can_start counts edge for a row that fits whole, as the placing loop does.
• boxes.rs, table.rs: a cell's box hands the rows of its tables up to the row's layout (InnerRow: the table's path and the row's number, as its Placed::Cells have them; the edge of its own layout; whether it never splits; its least height). Rows of tables deeper in are carried along.
• table.rs, split_row_with: a line of a table in a cell stays above its table's closing border (inner_line_split). A nested row that starts above the limit, does not fit with that border and cannot keep a part goes on whole (inner_rows_going): its text, and its area, shading and borders with what is under it in the cell (Gone), from its top. The border above it stays on the page as the one its table closes with, unless it was the table's first row. Each table in the row is judged by its own rows: two tables side by side in one row break at different heights.
• split_row_through splits such rows too. place_table falls back to it on a fresh page, where a row that would keep nothing has to split somewhere, as before.
• widows_empty_a_cell is the widow-control check of split_row_with moved out as it was, to keep that function under the complexity limit.

Tests, in crates/layout/src/tests/closing_border_room.rs; each pushes a table down a page in steps of 0.1 pt and looks at the last layout that keeps a row or a line there:

• the_part_of_a_split_row_keeps_room_for_the_closing_border: the third line of a six-line row with borders of 1.5 pt makes its last stand 1.5 pt above the page's bottom, first of two rows or the only one. Without the change: "2 row(s): the line's last stand is 0 pt above the bottom".
• a_nested_row_stays_where_its_tables_closing_border_fits_too: the third nested row needs 2 pt under it with nested borders of 1.5 pt and 1 pt with 0.5 pt; the nested table's last row only the outer band. Without: "borders of 1.5 pt: the row's last stand is 0.5 pt above the bottom".
• a_nested_row_of_a_set_height_goes_on_whole: at-least and exact rows are never on two pages; where the page's bottom runs through one, neither its text nor its area stays, it goes on as tall as it is, and the border between it and the row above is on both pages; a row of 300 pt with 120 pt of room goes on whole with one line or twelve. Without: "AtLeast: the row's last stand is 0 pt above the bottom".
• a_nested_row_of_several_lines_splits_between_them_above_the_closing_border: a two-line row keeps its first line with 0.3 pt to spare and nothing with 0.3 pt too little. Without: "-0.3 pt to spare: [1, 1]".
• a_nested_cell_cut_by_the_page_bottom_keeps_its_rest (in tests.rs) made its nested cell 300 pt tall with an exact row height, which Word moves on whole (R06). The cell is now that tall by the space after its second line, so the test still cuts a nested cell at the page's bottom and checks what it was written for.

Checked:

• cargo fmt --all -- --check
• cargo clippy -p wordcraft-layout --all-targets -- -D warnings
• cargo test -p wordcraft-layout --lib: 719 passed, 3 failed: auto_hyphenation_breaks_long_words, fragmented_hidden_text_lays_out_like_the_visible_text, hyphenation_and_proofing_follow_each_runs_language. They fail the same way on main in my container, which has no hyphenation patterns.
• I did not run the full cargo xtask ci.

Compared with Word's PDFs, pages that hold the same rows and lines as Word's:

what was measured, the room moved in steps of 0.1 pt	pages	main	This branch
a row of six lines split at the page's end: first of two rows or the only one, six kinds of borders	66	50	66
one-line rows of a table in a cell: automatic, at least, exact, two lines; thin and thick borders, a border on the outer cell alone, none on either table, a bottom margin in the outer cell	81	53	81
the same with inside and bottom borders of different widths in the nested table, or inside ones only	33	26	33
nested rows of exactly 15 pt, the room in wider steps	36	4	36
a nested row of 300 pt, exact or at least, with one line or thirty; an automatic row of thirty lines	7	1	7

91 insurance documents filled with made-up data, each word's position compared with Word's PDF:

• On top of my other open fixes 32 change. Two get closer and none further: the form with the list of fifty dates loses its 17 words on a wrong page and the 650 that stood a row too high (708 words more than 1 pt off become 58), and another form gets 704 words closer. Across the 91, the words on a wrong page go from 28 to 11 of 438 101.
• On main 34 change: 6 closer, 5 further, 2 even, 21 with no word moved. There 67 of the 91 have words on wrong pages for other reasons, so a row more or less at a page's end lands closer or further by what else is off above it. Four of the five are the first point below: every word that moves in them moves by 0.5 pt.

After the review (90e29607)

The four findings were right, and going through them with Word showed two more things the first commit had wrong. What changed:

• Which lines of a nested row stay is asked of the split itself (part_splits, in place of inner_line_split): widow and orphan control has had its say, the lines stay above the row's own bottom margin (InnerRow::below) as well as the closing border, and the last paragraph of a nested cell needs its space after. A row left with no line goes on whole; one that keeps a line splits.
• An at-least row's least height is the one it is laid out with, the cell margins and borders on top of the height asked for (RowLayout::least, from layout_table).
• A row that starts in the outer row's bottom band goes on whole too, from its own top.
• What goes on with a row is one region a table, so two tables side by side in a cell break each at its own row.
• Floating pictures and their frames, turned text and a cell's background picture go on with their row. For pictures and shapes that means the ones that lie within the row; one that reaches past its edges is placed as before, by whether it fits on the page.
• A cell that starts with a row going on whole keeps nothing, so the row around it moves on whole. This is the one I had missed: the first commit moved the nested row on and left the text beside it behind, where Word takes the whole row on.

That last point also means the numbers above were too kind. They count the rows and lines of the nested table only. Counting every word of #6638's file, 264 of its 899 words were still on another page than in Word after the first commit (main: 280): the text beside the row in R06 and R07. With 90e29607 none is.

Measured in Word for Windows 16.0.20625 for this commit (lines of 9.2 pt, borders of 0.5 pt):

case	Word	first commit	90e29607
a nested cell of two one-line paragraphs, the second with 280 pt after it; 120 pt of room	the first line stays, the second goes on	both stay, the cell cut	as Word
the same with five paragraphs	four stay	all five	four
one paragraph with 280 pt after it, beside long text	the whole row goes on	the nested row goes on, the text beside it stays	as Word
two lines above a bottom cell margin of 280 pt, beside long text	the whole row goes on	both lines stay, the cell cut	as Word
a nested row of 300 pt, exact or at least, beside long or short text (4 pages)	the whole row goes on	the nested row goes on, the text beside it stays	as Word
a nested row of at least 60 pt, cell margins of 10 pt, twelve lines; 61 to 81 pt of room (6 pages)	the whole row goes on	5 to 7 lines stay	as Word
the same with 83, 86, 95 pt of room	6, 6, 7 lines stay	7, 8, 9	6, 6, 7
under a one-line nested row, a paragraph of two lines with room for one, widow control on	its row goes on whole	text as Word, the row's empty area left behind	as Word

All the files I measured for this change, by the strictest count, pages on which a word is on another page than in Word:

file	pages	main	first commit	90e29607
a table's only row and nested rows of exact heights, the room in steps of 0.1 pt	74	47	15	15
rows without a height, the same steps	120	0	0	0
one-line and two-line rows of a table in a cell, nine kinds of borders and margins	81	28	0	0
the same with inside and outside borders of different widths	33	7	0	0
a nested row of 300 pt or of thirty lines beside text	7	6	4	0
a row of six lines split at the page's end, six kinds of borders	66	16	0	0
space after and bottom margin in a nested cell	4	4	4	0
at-least rows with cell margins, widow control	30	16	14	5
all	415	124	37	20

The 20 left are two other rules, both on main and neither a nested row: 15 pages are a table's only row of an exact height, under which Word adds the table's bottom border (the last point of "Not done here"), and 5 are an at-least row of the table itself, which Word moves on whole until its height with the cell margins fits (60 + 20 + 0.5 pt: whole with 78 pt of room, split with 81), where short_of_min in place_table compares the height asked for. I will file both.

Tests added, in closing_border_room.rs; all eight fail on the first commit:

• the_last_paragraph_of_a_nested_cell_needs_its_space_after: the first four rows of the table above. Without: "2 lines: [2, 0]".
• a_nested_at_least_row_needs_its_least_height_with_the_cell_margins: whole with 62, 70 and 81 pt of room, split with 83. Without: "62 pt of room: [3, 9]".
• a_row_goes_on_whole_when_the_nested_row_its_cell_starts_with_does: none of twelve lines stays beside a nested row of 300 pt. Without: 7 stay.
• widow_control_takes_a_nested_row_on_whole: two and three lines, widow control on and off. Without: "what stays of its area".
• what_a_nested_row_holds_goes_on_with_it: a floating picture with its frame, and a cell's background picture.
• turned_text_goes_on_with_its_nested_row, no_fragment_of_a_row_stays_in_the_outer_rows_bottom_band, tables_side_by_side_in_a_cell_break_each_at_its_own_row: the page's bottom moved over the table in steps of 0.1 pt (80, 300 and 900 layouts); every row has its area on one page, the page its text is on.
• a_nested_cell_cut_by_the_page_bottom_keeps_its_rest now checks what Word does with its cell: the first line stays, and the second goes on with the space after it.

Checked for 90e29607: cargo fmt --all -- --check; cargo clippy -p wordcraft-layout --all-targets -- -D warnings; cargo test -p wordcraft-layout --lib: 727 passed, the same 3 hyphenation tests fail. I did not run the full cargo xtask ci.

The 91 insurance documents, each word's position compared with Word's PDF: merged with my other open fixes, this commit and #6580's 9d303819 together move no word in any of them. That is with the rows that go on whole left out of #6580's count (see Overlaps); without that, one form has a centred label 5.2 pt low beside a nested table that breaks across the page.

Not done here:

• The continuation of a nested row under an outer row with inside borders stands 0.5 pt low on main. A nested row that goes on whole now starts the next page with its own top border, as in Word (the outer and the nested border at 56.6 and 57.2 at the top of the next page in Word, at 56.7 and 57.2 here). But main reopens the outer row with its inside border there (Tables: a row at the top of a page keeps the edge it has inside the table; Word opens the page with the cell's own top border or the table's #6592), where Word has none: together the text is one border lower. Before, the nested row's text started right under that outer border, without its own, and the two errors cancelled. With Layout: a table row at the top of a page opens with the border of a first row (#6592) #6594 the outer row opens as in Word and both are right: that is the state the 91 documents were compared in.
• The part of a nested row left on a page is drawn down to the page's bottom, as the part of any split row is on main. Word ends it under the lines it keeps, or at its least height for an at-least row (80.5 pt in the file with margins of 10 pt), and closes the nested table there with its border. Close split table fragments at fitted content #2493 closes a split row's part at its content and would be the place for it.
• On the page a nested row goes on to, Word starts its text below the nested cell's top margin again; here it starts at the top of what is left of the cell (10.5 pt higher in that file). The row's own cells get their margin on a continuation (CellPart::top); nested ones would need the same.
• A row of an exact height at the end of its table: Word adds the table's bottom border under it (a table of one exact row of 20 pt with 0.5 pt borders is 20.5 pt tall, 21.5 pt with 1.5 pt borders); here the table ends with the row. It showed up in the same files and I will file it separately.
• An at-least row of the table itself is moved on whole by the height asked for (short_of_min), where Word counts the cell margins and borders with it, as for the nested row here. On main; I will file it separately.

Overlaps:

• Layout: a table row at the top of a page opens with the border of a first row (#6592) #6594 rebuilds the same part of split_row_with (the borders a continuation opens with, nested_openers). The two meet in the loop that hands items to the two parts and in the split's signature; I have them merged locally (761 layout tests pass, 3 fail as above) and will merge main into whichever is second.
• Layout: every part of an at-least row split across pages is at least that tall (#6585) #6586 adds RowLayout::floor; this adds RowLayout::inner and RowLayout::least. The conflict is the struct's literals.
• Layout: a middle or bottom cell of a split row that goes on is lined up by the text it keeps (#6579) #6580 (its 9d303819) counts a row of a table that a cell keeps when it lines that cell up in the part. A row that goes on whole here can end above the limit, and must not count there. I have the two merged locally with those rows left out (a filter in align_in_part) and will add it to whichever is merged second.
• Close split table fragments at fitted content #2493 and Keep final-row closing strokes inside their border bands #2607 change how the part left on a page is closed and drawn; they don't decide which rows stay.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved table pagination near page bottoms by reserving space for closing borders, including in nested tables.
  • Rows that cannot split cleanly now move with their content; rows that can split continue between lines when space allows.
  • Improved handling of minimum row heights, cell content, and borders when rows continue across pages.
  • Page breaks better account for paragraph spacing and widow/orphan control within nested tables.

• Documentation

  • Updated layout guidance with table pagination and border-clearance behavior.

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Walkthrough

Table layout now reserves closing-border space beneath split rows. It records nested-row constraints and uses them to decide whether nested content can split or must move whole. Regression tests and layout-parity notes cover border clearance and nested-row pagination.

Changes: Table pagination

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Capture row metadata crates/layout/src/boxes.rs, crates/layout/src/table.rs	Box and table layout collect nested-row paths, closing-edge widths, and split constraints in row layouts.
Split nested rows crates/layout/src/table.rs	The row splitter accounts for nested-row fit constraints and places nested rows and related content together when they move whole.
Apply page-fit rules and validate crates/layout/src/table_flow.rs, crates/layout/src/tests.rs, crates/layout/src/tests/closing_border_room.rs, docs/layout-parity.md	Table flow includes closing-edge space in page-fit checks. Tests and parity notes cover border clearance and nested-row pagination.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant TableLayout
  participant TableFlow
  participant RowSplitter
  participant PageContinuation
  TableLayout->>TableFlow: provide row and nested-row metadata
  TableFlow->>RowSplitter: split using room after closing edge
  RowSplitter->>PageContinuation: place whole nested rows and contents

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The change reserves closing-border space under split table rows and moves nested rows to the next page whole when they cannot split. No outstanding concrete defects were found, and the earlier review concerns were addressed. Run the full CI before merging.

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Linked Issues check		Directly linked issue #6638 is the only active target. Its coding requirements are: (1) reserve closing-border room under a split row fragment, including non-last rows; (2) carry nested-table row heig…	Apply the margin and border handling used for nested at-least rows (RowLayout::least) to top-level at-least rows in place_table (short_of_min). Compare the row's least height with its cell margins and borders added. Add a regression t…

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The title names the main change: a page break inside a table row now reserves room for the closing border, and a nested row that cannot split moves whole to the next page. The raw summary and objectives both center on these behaviors, and the linked issue #6638 requests the same. The title is long, but it stays specific and accurate.

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The changes stay within #6638's scope. They cover table-row page splitting, nested-row metadata passed to the outer row, the closing-border room, the widow and orphan check moved into widows_empty_a_cell, related tests, and a layout-parity document update that records this behavior. The merge of #6545 supplies the table's closing border at a page end, which the issue's differing-border cases need. The PR states this inclusion and how it reduces later. The tests.rs change keeps the purpose of a_nested_cell_cut_by_the_page_bottom_keeps_its_rest. Overlaps with #6594, #6586, #6580, #2493 and #2607 are merge concerns, not unrelated functional changes. Items listed under "Not done here" are excluded from this PR and do not count as out-of-scope changes. No unrelated functional change was identified in the reviewed material. The incremental diff since the previous reviewed heads was not re-read.

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Directly linked issue #6638 is the only active target. Its coding requirements are: (1) reserve closing-border room under a split row fragment, including non-last rows; (2) carry nested-table row height and border needs into page splitting; (3) move rows that cannot split, including rows with exact or minimum heights that do not fit, to the next page intact; (4) match Word in the repro cases.

Requirements 1 and 2 show implementation evidence. table_flow.rs subtracts RowLayout::edge from the room before a split (part_room) and counts edge in row_can_start. table.rs (part_splits, inner_rows_going, split_row_through) and boxes.rs (InnerRow metadata) handle nested rows. Tests in closing_border_room.rs cover these cases.

Requirement 3 is not met for top-level at-least rows. The PR states that short_of_min in place_table compares the height asked for, without the cell margins and borders. The author's Word measurements show Word moves such a row on whole until its height with margins and borders fits (60 + 20 + 0.5 pt: whole with 78 pt of room, split with 81). The reviewed code splits it at 78 pt. The issue names minimum heights that do not fit as a case that must move intact. The nested at-least row fix (RowLayout::least) does not cover this top-level case.

Evidence limit: the figures are the author's self-reported Word measurements. They were not re-measured here. The incremental diff since the previous reviewed heads was not re-read; this assessment relies on the PR description and raw summary for the post-review changes.

Resolution

Apply the margin and border handling used for nested at-least rows (RowLayout::least) to top-level at-least rows in place_table (short_of_min). Compare the row's least height with its cell margins and borders added. Add a regression test in closing_border_room.rs with a top-level at-least row of about 60 pt with cell margins of 20 pt and borders of 0.5 pt. It must move whole with 78 pt of room and split only from 81 pt, matching the Word measurement recorded in the PR.

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