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Fixes #3487.
I notice Android and iOS have different implementation when dealing vowels. Android can't display that little circle under a vowel like 'ึ`.
Besides, Android app will stack the coming vowels even though we can't see the stacked vowels in Android app (I believe they are cut-off), they indeed exist if we backspace them. We also can produce it when using Android Chrome and type a character with multiple vowels in the search bar.
So, I am looking for a way to stop showing the vowels that are out of vertical boundary. It might be an attribute in our EditText. @keianhzo do you have idea about this?