char.space
A non-breaking space, typically from a word processor or a chat client’s autocorrect. The grammar reads the fields either side of it as one word, so the line stops parsing for a reason nothing on screen shows.
What it means
Section titled “What it means”A codepoint that renders as a space and is not one, so the grammar reads a word where a separator was meant and the line parses as something else.
The mechanical pass reaches it: roadkeep lint --fix closes this one.
What closes it
Section titled “What closes it”roadkeep lint --fix— the codepoint is replaced by an ordinary space