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keep CHARBOUND grapheme breaks around decomposed Hangul syllables - #377
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utf8proc_decompose_char returns early for precomposed hangul syllables under NFC/NFD and skips the CHARBOUND check, so
utf8proc_map("\r\uac00\uac01\n", NFC|CHARBOUND)givesff 0d ea b0 80 ea b0 81 0awith no break before or after either syllable (not even the GB5 one before the LF); this runs the break check on the syllable's own LV/LVT boundclass, which breaks and updates the state the same way its jamo would, and output without CHARBOUND is unchanged.