The case is with inserting an extra new line (visually) when the container is shrink to nearly at the end of a line. Here are the cases I've found (there are may be more):
first longer line<br> second line
and
first longer line <br>second line
In the second case if you shrink the container nearly the end of the first line there will be inserted visually an extra new line. However if you consider the following identical cases:
first line<br> second longer line
and
first line <br>second longer line
Shrinking the container nearly the end of the first line doesn't cause an extra new line to appear between the first and the second one.
Seems if the second line is longer and is already wrapped while reaching the end of the first one there's no extra blank space inserted. I'm applying the HTML file test case I've used below.
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