[texinfo.tex 2022-12-04.16]
Consider this example.
```
\input texinfo
This is a @code{Long@-Long@-Word};
this is a @code{Long@-Long@-Word};
this is a @code{Long@-Long@-Word};
this is a @code{Long@-Long@-Word};
this is a @code{Long@-Long@-Word};
this is a @code{Long@-Long@-Word};
this is a @code{Long@-Long@-Word};
this is a @code{Long@-Long@-Word};
this is a @code{Long@-Long@-Word};
this is a @code{Long@-Long@-Word};
this is a @code{Long@-Long@-Word};
this is a @code{Long@-Long@-Word};
this is a @code{Long@-Long@-Word};
this is a @code{Long@-Long@-Word};
this is a @code{Long@-Long@-Word}.
@bye
```
As can be seen in the attached output, there is no hyphen in the split
word. I consider this a bug, since there is zero reason for such a
surprising (and undocumented) behaviour.
BTW, you get exactly the same output if you replace `@code` with `@t`
– and *this* is definitely a bug :-)
Werner
