[bug #58736] [me] footnote breaks two-column output

[Dave]

Update of bug #58736 (project groff):

             Open/Closed:                  Closed => Open                   

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Follow-up Comment #11:

This change, unfortunately, breaks the -me .1c macro if the example is
slightly modified from the one originally posted, even in the case without
footnotes:


A little introductory text.
.2c
This text appears in the first column of two-column output.
In this example, the first column is longer than the second.
.bc
This text appears in the second column of two-column output.
.1c
Single-column output resumes.


The expected terminal output (and the actual output, before
ab55f50af0599028bf7d3fd0fc50358471595b3c
<http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/groff.git/commit/?id=ab55f50af0599028bf7d3fd0fc50358471595b3c>):


A little introductory text.
This  text  appears  in  the    This  text  appears  in  the
first column  of  two-column    second column of  two-column
output.   In  this  example,    output.
the first column  is  longer
than the second.
Single-column output resumes.


The output after this commit:


A little introductory text.
This  text  appears  in  the    This  text  appears  in  the
first column  of  two-column    second column of  two-column
output.   In  this  example,    output.
the first column  is  longer    Single-column output resumes.
than the second.


PostScript output is incorrect in the same way: text following .1c, which
ought to be the full width of the page, is output in column 2.

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