https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=99616
--- Comment #9 from Justin L <[email protected]> ---
from the 41MB file
https://www.ecma-international.org/news/TC45_current_work/tc45-2006-338.pdf
2.3.15 hideMark (Ignore End Of Cell Marker In Row Height Calculation)
This element specifies whether the end of cell glyph shall influence the height
of the given table row in the table. If it is specified, then only printing
characters in this cell shall be used to determine the row height.
Typically, the height of a table row is determined by the height of all glyphs
in all cells in that row, including the non-printing end of cell glyph
characters. However, if these characters are not formatted, they are always
created with the document default style properties. This means that the height
of a table row cannot ever be reduced below the size of the end of cell marker
glyph without manually formatting each paragraph in that run.
In a typical document, this behavior is desirable as it prevents table rows
from 'disappearing' if they have no content. However, if a table row is being
used as a border (for example, by shading its cells or putting an image in
them), then this behavior makes it impossible to have a virtual border that is
reasonably small without formatting each cell's content directly. This setting
specifies that the end of cell glyph shall be ignored for this cell, allowing
it to collapse to the height of its contents without formatting each cell's end
of cell marker, which would have the side effect of formatting any text ever
entered into that cell.
If this element is omitted, then the end of cell marker shall be included in
the determination of the height of this row.
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