xberg-io/xberg v1.2.2

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Fixed

• (pdf): a two-column page is no longer split down the middle of a column because one line
  crosses its gutter. The corridor search treated whitespace as "no span's bbox", so a single
  centred footer, caption, or heading set across both columns closed the page's real gutter for
  every line on the page. The per-line median then placed the split inside the left column, every
  line it crossed became a band boundary, and the reordered text interleaved the two columns
  mid-word — producing spliced tokens such as activamodel and demandviating. A split that six or
  more lines run through now also considers corridors at most one line crosses, still bounded by the
  same distance cap and still refused when either side does not read as a column. Measured over 490
  corpus PDFs: 7 documents change, all of them repairing cross-column splices, and none loses
  vocabulary. Reported and fixed by Data Polder. (GH#1619)
• (pdf): a wrapped numbered heading now closes above the run-in beneath it. The GH#1634 fix's
  closing term also required a right-edge test that only applies to the un-indented case. A hanging
  indent heading's wrap and a run-in sub-heading below it are both short lines by definition, so
  their right edges land within tolerance of each other by coincidence, which overrode the correct
  left-edge answer and held the heading open across the run-in and the body under it. (GH#1637)
• (ppt): a legacy .ppt slide's title is read from the file rather than guessed. The title came
  from the first line of the slide's merged text, gated on a second line existing and the first being
  at most 80 characters — so a title-only slide had no title, a two-line title was truncated to its
  first line, and a longer title was dropped. The outline collection's own TextHeaderAtom states
  which text is the title; that is now read, with the first-line rule kept only for decks that state
  no title. (GH#1635)
• (ppt): the live save's slides are read, not the oldest save's. The persist chain resolved the
  current revision correctly and then scanned the stream for the first SlideListWithText, which on
  a deck saved more than once belongs to the earliest save — so edited titles and outline text
  reverted to a superseded revision. (GH#1639)
• (ppt): speaker notes attach to the slide that owns them, and the notes master is no longer one.
  The notes master's placeholder text ("Click to edit Master text styles…") was emitted as the first
  slide's speaker note, and the remaining notes were zipped to slides by position, so every note
  after a slide without one landed on the wrong slide. Notes are now keyed by the NotesAtom's own
  slideIdRef. (GH#1640)
• (release): the xberg-cli archives are attached again. v1.2.0 published 12 assets and
  v1.2.1 published 54, both with none of the nine xberg-cli-* archives, so mise, cargo binstall
  and every direct download had nothing to fetch. One matrix leg (the aarch64-musl link) failed, and
  the upload job required all three CLI build jobs to succeed, so a single leg zeroed the whole asset
  class — as a skipped job, which reports no failure and left both releases looking green. The
  upload now attaches whatever built, and a following step fails the release when any of the nine is
  missing. (GH#1638)
• (pdf render): s (close-and-stroke) is no longer dropped, and no longer floods the next fill.
  The object-level content parser had arms for every path-painting operator in ISO 32000-1 Table 60
  except s, which fell through to an operator every consumer ignores. Two things followed: the
  stroke was never painted, and — because only a painting arm resets the path builder — the
  abandoned geometry stayed in the builder and was painted by the next fill. A stroked frame
  followed by an ordinary white label fill therefore flooded the frame's whole interior, wiping
  anything already drawn inside it. Text extraction was unaffected: the byte-level fast path always
  decomposed s correctly. (GH#1633)
• (pdf render): a glyph is no longer discarded because its inferred Unicode is whitespace.
  The byte-indexed rasterizer decided whether to paint by asking what character a code represents
  rather than whether there was an outline to draw. For a simple TrueType font with a byte-indexed
  cmap and no /Encoding that character is the glyph id reverse-mapped through the font's own
  (1, 0) subtable and read as ASCII or Mac Roman — private glyph ordering decoded as an encoding
  it never expressed. Six byte values were affected (0x09–0x0D, 0x20, and 0xCA → U+00A0);
  re-indexed subsets numbering their glyphs from 0x01 upward walked through a whole run unpainted
  while the advance still applied, leaving gaps that read as spaces. (GH#1632)
• (pdf): a hanging-number heading no longer swallows body text indented to its title's edge.
  A line was treated as a numbered heading's continuation whenever the heading had a hanging indent
  and the line began at the title's left edge — which is equally the geometry of any layout that
  indents the whole clause, as contracts, tenders and many installation manuals are set. Wrapping
  now also requires that the preceding line actually ran out of room. Separately, a heading that had
  absorbed a genuine wrap could never be closed, so the sub-heading and entire body below were
  pulled in after it. (GH#1634)
• (cli): the Linux musl CLI binaries are published again.
  Since 1.2.0 the aarch64-unknown-linux-musl CLI build has been killed mid-link, and because
  the upload job requires every musl leg to succeed, no CLI assets were attached to the 1.2.0
  or 1.2.1 releases. The cause was the switch to fat LTO: over the all feature set the final
  whole-program link exceeded what the arm64 runner could complete. That build now uses a
  release-musl profile with thin LTO; every other target keeps fat LTO.
• (php): setting outputFormat no longer throws. Every call that passed an output format —
  ExtractionConfig::from_json(json_encode(["outputFormat" => "markdown"])), and any
  extract/extractBatch carrying a per-input config — raised
  invalid type: string "markdown", expected struct OutputFormat. The generated Xberg\OutputFormat
  class carried a derived serde implementation that read and wrote its own storage shape,
  {"type":"markdown"}, while the core enum is externally tagged and writes a bare string, so no
  real value ever deserialized. EntityCategory and PiiCategory carried the same defect.
  Introduced in 1.2.0 alongside the flat-class change and shipped in three releases.
• (wasm): metadata.format fields are readable again. metadata.format.title returned '' and
  metadata.format.sheetCount returned NaN for every document, because the value reached
  JavaScript as a Map rather than the plain object index.d.ts declares — serde-wasm-bindgen
  renders every serde map that way, and serde's internally tagged enum representation is a map.
  Property access on a Map is undefined. Introduced in 1.2.0 with the FormatMetadata flatten.

Changed

• extraction::ppt::PptSlideText carries the slide's stated title and notes. The struct gains
  title: Option<String> and notes: Option<String>, so Rust callers constructing it with an
  exhaustive struct literal must add the two fields. The type is not exposed through any binding.
• Breaking (PHP binding): OutputFormat, EntityCategory and PiiCategory now serialize to the
  wire their Rust counterparts emit — "markdown" for a fieldless variant and {"custom":"latex"}
  for one carrying a label — instead of the flat {"type":"markdown"} object. from_json still
  accepts the object form, so existing input keeps working; output moves.
• Breaking (WebAssembly binding): metadata.format — and any other field carrying a flattened,
  camelCased enum — is now a plain object rather than a Map. This is the shape index.d.ts has
  always declared; code that worked around the discrepancy with .get() must switch to property
  access. Fields carrying an enum that is not flattened, such as chunking.sizing, keep the
  serde-wasm-bindgen bridge and are unchanged.
• Breaking (C#, Dart, Go, Java, Kotlin, Python, Swift bindings): an enum variant whose name ends
  in a multi-letter acronym followed by a single lowercase letter is spelled correctly now.
  StructuredDataType.RdFa becomes Rdfa (C#, Dart, Go, Swift), Kotlin's R_D_FA becomes RDFA
  and PADDLE_O_C_R becomes PADDLE_OCR, and Python's stub and runtime agree on RDFA. Wire
  values are unchanged — only the identifiers move. Names without that shape (IOError,
  HTMLParser, JSONLD) are unaffected.