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In the default PrintDraftChanges.txt that PTXPrint uses are lines like this:
' *»' > '\u2009»' # Place non-breaking thin space before closing guillemets

The space used there \u2009 is a thin space but NOT non-breaking:
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As you can see here:
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I think you want to be using \u202f, the narrow no-break space:
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So can that be fixed in the default PrintDraftChanges.txt file?

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This still hasn’t been fixed. I’m submitting a bug report.

So the problem is that it is using a \u2009 instead of a \u202F, so the line can be broken on that space - which is not good.

Also, towards the top, it mentions a non-breaking thin space between the quotes, but it doesn’t actually put them in:

‘<< *<’ > ‘\u201c \u2018’ # Use nested open double and single curly quotes
# (non-breaking thin space between)

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