Follow-up Comment #1, bug #59397 (project groff):
A test case to illustrate the problem:
$ cat test.59397
.hy 4
.ll 1u
resume
r\['e]sum\['e]
$ nroff -Wall test.59397 | uniq
re-
sume
résumé
(The output is the same whether the last line of the input file is expressed
as above (using groff escapes for the accented characters), or with Latin-1
characters as "résumé".)
The user can correct the hyphenation of the second word by adding a .hcode
request to the top of the file:
.hcode \['e] e
But groff natively accepts Latin-1 as input, so it ought to correctly
hyphenate by default words that use any letters from this character set.
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