No. The formatter uses Prettier with CSS-aware whitespace sensitivity, which means it consults each element's default display value before adding a line break. Inline elements such as <span>, <a> and <b> are never split in a way that would introduce or remove a rendered space.
Does it format CSS and JavaScript inside the HTML?
Yes. Embedded <style> and <script> contents are handed to Prettier's CSS and JavaScript printers, so a single pass tidies all three languages consistently.
Can it fix broken HTML?
Partially. Prettier parses forgivingly and will often reformat markup with unclosed tags, but it is a formatter rather than a repair tool — it does not insert missing tags or correct nesting. For validation, use the W3C validator alongside this.