Use js to fix overstrike display for mss

[nichgray]

We'll need to add something in the javascript to deal with overstrikes that happen with supralinear additions. Right now all such situations should include a .noline class marking the segment where we want the non-supralinear overstrike NOT to appear.

An example of how this looks is:

Two examples of the incorrect display are lines 3 and 14 in the variorum:

(we want no lower strikethrough on the word "my")

(we want no lower strikethrough on the words "Branched" and "crotch")

[nichgray]

We've lost an "a" in here, I think (from relation next to "The pride of the United States..."):

Should look like:

(see between "the" and "breed")

[nichgray]

We're also losing a few insertion marks here and there. From line connected to "These understand the law":

Should be:

(See between "yet" and "still")

[nichgray]

One case where the overstrike is still there. From line connected to "and all their stifling deceits":

Shd be:

(see "sliding")

[jduss4]

@nichgray the problem with that final "and all their stifling deceits" one is that the span class on sliding is just supralinear instead of both supralinear and overstrike, which I had been assuming all of them would be if it needed to be both. I'm guessing, though I haven't checked, that we might need to change the manuscript TEI to match how other cases of that are marked?

[jduss4]

I have been informed that I may not change the TEI, and so I shall myself practice flexibility :)

[nichgray]

So many "undefined"s! This is linked from the line "It cannot be varied by statutes any more than love or pride or the attraction of gravity can," (2300 in display)

[nichgray]

Here is another. Seems to be occurring with subst?

[nichgray]

IT IS FIXED HOLY COW nicely done @jduss4

[jduss4]

It only took me like 7 tries! :D