Text-like file defaults for wrapping

For purposes of reviewing diffs, it can be nice to have each sentence, or paragraph, on a single line, so that inserting a word doesn’t produce diffs on unrelated lines that are logically unaffected.
However, it does mean that editors needs to be set up for visual line wrap. Will this be a problem for anyone?

I can provide pointers for emacs, and I think vscode can be taught to act more like word processors do?

It is the recommended practice for the standard itself, although widely ignored, for anyone wondering if this is common or new.

Noted because the lint PR Adds linting via pre-commit by wusatosi · Pull Request #62 · beman-project/beman · GitHub introduces a lot of line breaks in markdown files. Markdown of course does not care.

I will take the position to go against this rule unless we can find a well maintained linter that can help us to enforce this.

Look like there were previous attempts to implement this into markdownlint, the markdown linter we are using. However it looks like they are not being actively maintained anymore.

Abandoned with broken CI: GitHub - JoshuaKGoldberg/sentences-per-line: Contributed markdownlint rule for limiting sentences per line. 📐
There seem to be wide interest:
style: sentence per line · Issue #66 · DavidAnson/markdownlint · GitHub
Closed attempt to bring into markdownlint:
Added One Sentence per line rule (#66) by aepfli · Pull Request #719 · DavidAnson/markdownlint · GitHub
Standalone project from that attempt, last commit 2yrs ago:
GitHub - aepfli/markdownlint-rule-max-one-sentence-per-line: A custom markdownlint rule to enforce maximum one sentence per line