[Rafael-SOWNet]

Try online's multithreading paragraph wrote AsyncLocal<T> unescaped, so the browser read <T> as an element. The page said "we use AsyncLocal instead", and a <t> element held the rest of the paragraph. The paragraph also named "MathS Multithreading SetLocalCancellationToken (CancellationToken)", with spaces where the dots go.

Both names are now code: AsyncLocal<T> and MathS.Multithreading.SetLocalCancellationToken. The parameter list is gone because the sentence already says it ("pass your token"), and with it the name was too long for the column even at 1280px.

Built locally and looked at in headless Chromium:

• at 1280px the paragraph reads AsyncLocal<T> and the method name fits on one line;
• at 320px, a desktop window at 400% zoom, the method name breaks across lines once Long words wrap inside the column #47 is in.

Merge after #47. Until then this makes the page wider at 320px: the 46-character name reaches 263px past the window, where the old wording's longest word, SetLocalCancellationToken, reached 34px past.

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