https://boersengefluester.de/wp-content/uploads/assets/annuals/2019/578560.pdf

Configuration:
- PDF.js version: 2.7.570

Steps to reproduce the problem:
1. Load the linked PDF
2. On the second page, highlight the word "Mitarbeiterinnen" by double-clicking it

What is the expected behavior?
The word should be recognized as a single word and highlighted as such.

What went wrong?
Instead, it's recognized as 3 words: "Mit", "arbei", "terinnen"
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/5265630/114384414-f8fe2a80-9b8e-11eb-8843-5099425b0fad.png)

This happens for many words in this PDF.

Is there anything that can be changed in how I use pdfjs-dist to make it recognize this as a single word? Just looking at the PDF, I can't tell what would cause this behavior.

"non-existent-named-destination"
      );
      expect(destination).toEqual(null);
    });
    it("gets destinations, from /Names (NameTree) dictionary", async function () {
      const loadingTask = getDocument(buildGetDocumentParams("issue6204.pdf"));
      const pdfDoc = await loadingTask.promise;
      const destinations = await pdfDoc.getDestinations();
      expect(destinations).toEqual({
        "Page.1": [{ num: 1, gen: 0 }, { name: "XYZ" }, 0, 375, null],
        "Page.2": [{ num: 6, gen: 0 }, { name: "XYZ" }, 0, 375, null],
      });
      await loadingTask.destroy();
    });
    it("gets a destination, from /Names (NameTree) dictionary", async function () {
      const loadingTask = getDocument(buildGetDocumentParams("issue6204.pdf"));
      const pdfDoc = await loadingTask.promise;
      const destination = await pdfDoc.getDestination("Page.1");
      expect(destination).toEqual([
        { num: 1, gen: 0 },
        { name: "XYZ" },
        0,
        375,
        null,
      ]);
      await loadingTask.destroy();
    });
    it("gets a non-existent destination, from /Names (NameTree) dictionary", async function () {
      const loadingTask = getDocument(buildGetDocumentParams("issue6204.pdf"));
      const pdfDoc = await loadingTask.promise;