Update class_label.rst for property visible_characters #5447
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Clarify that space characters do not count toward the visible count. This makes sense but it's not obvious. In general programming, a space character is never ignored in a string, and a user might easily assume at first (as I did) that the string "Hello World! the musical" with visible_characters set to 12 would produce "Hello World!" when in fact it would produce "Hello World! t".
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Clarify that space characters do not count toward the visible count. This makes sense but it's not obvious. In general programming, a space character is never ignored in a string, and a user might easily assume at first (as I did) that the string "Hello World! the musical" with visible_characters set to 12 would produce "Hello World!" when in fact it would produce "Hello World! t".