format=flowed revisited...

I'm getting more and more mail that's obviously intended to be format=flowed,
but it isn't declared the in the Content-Type: header.  The end result is a
line that goes shooting off the right side of the window and an aggrivating
scrollbar to see the rest of the line/paragraph....

What do people think of changing the exmh code such that if the CTE is Q-P, and
we encounter a '=$' soft linebreak at the end of a line, we assume we're in
flowed mode even if it wasn't declared?

I still need to check what this does to my linux-kernel mail, where there's
often mix of inline C code that shouldn't be flowed, and text that should be.
Maybe needs to be handled on a paragraph-by-paragraph basis?

If people don't like that, what's a better heuristic?

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