`text-wrap: pretty` lets you ask the browser to use a better mechanism for determining when to wrap text, avoiding short last lines, avoiding poor hyphenation, and making the inline end edge less raggedy (improving rag). In Safari, it improves *all* lines of text.
https://webkit.org/blog/16547/better-typography-with-text-wrap-pretty/
The CSS shape() function makes it possible to create any shape you want, including custom curves, when defining a shape value for `clip-path`, `offset-path`, or `shape-outside`. And it’s easily responsive, unlike SVG.
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