While the documention says to port to QFontMetrics::horizontalAdvance(),
what we actually need is not the horizontal advance, but the width of
the text. So we need to port to QFontMetrics::boundingRect().width().

Quoting from https://kdepepo.wordpress.com/2019/08/05/about-deprecation-of-qfontmetricswidth/:

"Since it was not clear from the confusingly named function QFontMetrics::width()
that it actually returned the horizontal advance, instead of the bounding width,
this method is now obsolete.
You must port to either QFontMetrics::horizontalAdvance() or QFontMetrics::boundingRect().width().

Please make sure you are aware of the difference, and do not port
blindly. I am pretty sure that in most cases
QFontMetrics::boundingRect() is what you want, unless you are writing
custom text shaping/layouting code. Using the wrong function can cause
clipped text or text that suddenly wraps to the next line despite
calculating the width that it needs."