Reply To: Punctuation in Foreign Language
I suspect that this is just a visual quirk of this particular text. If it's used throughout the text, whether in all text or within a specific typeform, you can ignore it throughout.
If the spacing is used to draw attention to the exclamation mark, the space can stay in; check the context of the text around it. (If this is a one-time or occasional thing.)
If the text uses both "exclamation point with a space before" AND "exclamation point with no space before" throughout, that's a little trickier. If there doesn't seem to be a difference between the use of the two, I would lean toward ignoring the space anyway (because I think it's still most likely to be used for visual distinction rather than any semantic meaning). In this case, you can add a note on the TN page explaining that these spaces are omitted.