doc: overrides hljs overflow rules for better linking.
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The `overflow-x` rule applied is a good idea, except that it makes it impossible (without JavaScript) to link to the right location with anchor links, which are heavily used, especially with callouts. The `overflow-x` being set to `visible` did not cause any issues beforehand, AFAIK.
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This sets the
pre'soverflow-xtovisible, which is the initial value, which is overridden by the newhljsdependency. Anchor links inside boxes with anoverfloworpositionset cannot account for the top navbar's height in the first 80px of an element, this is a limitation of how CSS works. This could be worked-around using JavaScript (I think), but the previous behaviour did not cause any issues AFAIK.Before
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