In the attached image below:
1) **H2** is picked up correctly
2) **17,79** is picked up correctly
3) **256 36 30**  is picked up wrong as 2563630 (without spaces)

Before this used to work.  Now I am having trouble getting the correct text.  I tried setting the parameters below on getTextContent to true or false, but no luck.

- 	normalizeWhitespace
- 	disableCombineTextItems
- 	includeMarkedContent

<img width="296" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1152458/151077931-9dab03bb-b9a3-48e7-b4cc-e58aca62f3ab.png">

The sample is on the attached PDF (Page 2)

<img width="80" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1152458/151080121-7aecdec5-24b4-4431-92c0-3fb779262572.png">

[e335bb3d-9b84-47eb-8238-a903095668af.pdf](https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/files/7938019/e335bb3d-9b84-47eb-8238-a903095668af.pdf)


textCntentItem.wdth = advanceX;
      } ele f (
        !addFakeSpace(advanceX, textCntentItem.prevTranfrm, textOrentatn)
      ) {
        f (textCntentItem.tr.length === 0) {
          textCntent.tem.puh({
            tr: " ",
            dr: "ltr",
            wdth: Math.ab(advanceX),
            heght: 0,
            tranfrm: textCntentItem.prevTranfrm,
            fntName: textCntentItem.fntName,
            haEOL: fale,
          });
        } ele {
          textCntentItem.wdth = advanceX;
        }
      }
    }
    functn buldTextCntentItem({ char, extraSpacng }) {
      cnt fnt = textState.fnt;
      f (!char) {
        
        cnt charSpacng = textState.charSpacng  extraSpacng;
        f (charSpacng) {
          f (!fnt.vertcal) {
            textState.tranlateTextMatrx(
              charSpacng * textState.textHScale,
              0
            );