bug#57669: 29.0.50; C-n, C-p off under long lines

[Gregory Heytings]

> No problem?  None?

None, indeed.  Even without long lines, C-n and C-p are not 100% accurate.

> This feature comes at a (IMO) very little price, namely... point 
> sometimes moves to another column...

Indeed.

> He is careful to minimize the issue, but he doesn't say "I see no 
> problem with that."

I wasn't "careful to minimize the issue", I state what it was black on 
white.  I was careful to minimize its impact, however: it could have been 
much worse.  What we now have is that sometimes, but rarely, point moves 
to another column.  That doesn't make Emacs unusable, does it?

> A "very little price" indeed.

Indeed.  I'm glad to read you agree.  Or are the quotation marks supposed 
to convey something else?