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Some suggested edit use cases result in confusing diffs

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This suggested edit on a math.codidact.com question appears to only add some tags. However, I had to open and compare the current status of the question to figure that out, because it shows the entire body of the question with CSS classes diff-new is-changed, so at first view I thought that the edit added a few paragraphs to the question as well. I'm not quite sure what's going on behind the scenes, but I'm pretty sure that the resulting markup doesn't make sense.

In case accepting the edit changes the page view too much, or it requires permissions which not everyone has just to view it, here's a screenshot:

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