Description:
When converting from a docx file to a tagged PDF, hyperlinked phrases that extend over multiple lines create duplicate <Link> tags in the resulting PDF. This is an accessibility issue because it causes repetition and makes navigation harder for screen reader users.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a docx document with a multi-word hyperlink that starts on one line and continues onto the next line.
2. Convert to PDF using LibreOffice (in my case, I did this using Docassemble, which converts documents using LibreOffice through Unoconv (https://github.com/unoconv/unoconv))
3. View PDF Accessibility tags or use a screen reader to confirm existence of duplicate links.

Actual Results:
The Accessibility tags are duplicated for the hyperlink, one tag for the words on each separate line. A screen reader reads the hyperlink twice. The hyperlink is also listed twice in the screen reader's list of links on the page.

Expected Results:
There should be only a single <Link> tag for a single hyperlink, even if it extends over multiple lines. A screen reader should only read the link once.


Reproducible: Always


User Profile Reset: No

Additional Info:
N/A. Using LibreOffice via Docassemble and Unoconv.