[vim/vim] prop_find() does not find a virtual text set in the first line (Issue #20013)

[rickhowe]

rickhowe created an issue (vim/vim#20013)

Steps to reproduce

Set the virtual text properties in the first line on any buffer:

let tn = 'test'
call prop_type_add(tn, #{highlight: 'ToDo'})
call prop_add(1, 0, #{type: tn, text: '-----', text_align: 'above'})
call prop_add(1, 0, #{type: tn, text: '>>>>>', text_align: 'after'})
call prop_add(1, 0, #{type: tn, text: '+++++', text_align: 'below'})

Check those properties:

echo prop_find(#{type: tn, lnum: 1, col: 1})

On vim 9.2.0315:

{'lnum': 1, 'col': 0, 'type_bufnr': 0, 'end': 1, 'type': 'test', 'text': '-----', 'start': 1, 'text_align': 'above'}

On vim 9.2.0321:

{}

It looks like a regression.

Expected behaviour

prop_find() correctly finds the virtual text set in the first line.

Version of Vim

9.2.0321

Environment

Windows 11

Logs and stack traces

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[Christian Brabandt]

Closed #20013 as completed via c9d4c1d.

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