getCoordsRelativeToElement always returns a two-element tuple, so the
array is always truthy and if (!coords) could never run. hasValidCharSize
already handles the only early-exit path before coordinates are computed.
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parseInt without a radix can mis-parse leading-zero padding values as
octal. Match AccessibilityManager and document rowCount JSDoc typo.
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