I use Unicode hyphens (U+2010) and En dashes (U+2013) instead of Hyphen–minuses (U+002D) to join words. When line‐wrapping with a compound adjective, the Unicode hyphen appears at the start of the next line, not the end of the previous line; the En dash appears at the end of the previous line or the start of the next line due to the window width. Two of them should never appear at the beginning of a line. Hoping this could be fixed soon! 
I tried with the following text and couldn’t get the hyphens or en dashes to appear as a first character on a new line.
fooo‐barr asadasd‐adadasd a‐b fooo‐barr asadasd‐adadasd
a Booker Prize–winning novel
Perhaps you have a funny CSS rule somewhere?
With an em dash I could reproduce the issue. Not sure if there’s a way to globally fix it, but you put a word joiner before the dash:
Foo⁠—Bar
Which is rendered like this, and won’t show — on a new line.
Foo—Bar
For languages that put spaces between em dashes you could use one of the non-breaking spaces.
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