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It's trying to emulate a setting introduced in CSS4 called:
hyphenate-limit-last
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Thanks for the heads up on this addition in CSS4. No doubt, I'll find some application for this in future. But in the case of my friend's 'no-break' class, the name of the style is mis-leading because the whole style in the stylesheet was :
span.no-break { text-decoration:none; }
As far as I've understood, text-decoration applies to underlines, overlines, both or none and the main body paragraph styles had none of these which might require canceling.
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Another trick I like to do is you can use a simple Search/Replace:
Search: <span class="no-break">
Replace: <span>
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Great idea !!