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Add visual hero banners for both English and Chinese versions, and include LINUX DO community link in footer section. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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docs: add hero images and community links to README
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- Handle CommentRangeStart/End in paragraph and body level - Support cross-paragraph comments (close at para end, reopen at next) - Handle overlapping/nested comment ranges - Read WordprocessingCommentsPart for comment metadata (author, reply-to, resolved) - Add base CSS for mark[data-id] and aside[data-type=comments] - Implements UPSTREAM_MODS iOfficeAI#5 spec from cove-desktop
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…bidi Round 16 surfaced four i18n rendering gaps: - w:em (dot/comma/circle/underDot) — now emits CSS text-emphasis-style with correct position (over for dot/comma/circle, under for underDot) and webkit prefix for broader browser support. Previously silently dropped. - w:ruby (furigana) — now emits <ruby>base<rt>annotation</rt></ruby>. Previously the whole ruby run was dropped, leaving only surrounding labels. - w:bidi at paragraph level — now emits direction:rtl. Previously the paragraph ignored the hint and relied on content-level detection. - w:rtl at run level — changed unicode-bidi from bidi-override to embed. Override disables Unicode BiDi shaping; for Arabic, that reversed characters within a word and broke contextual ligatures. embed preserves algorithmic shaping while still flowing RTL. - MergeRunProperties now merges Emphasis so style-inherited em isn't dropped during effective-property resolution. Deferred (#5 in KNOWN_ISSUES): per-script font chain from rFonts ascii/hAnsi/eastAsia/cs — needs per-run glyph range detection.
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- #5 Right-aligned tab leader now honors hyphen/underscore/middleDot in addition to dot. Each maps to a dedicated CSS class (.hyphen-leader, .underscore-leader, .middledot-leader) mirroring .dot-leader's flex-grow spacer so TOC-style "Chapter ..... 5" layouts render with the correct glyph instead of falling through to the positional-tab branch. - #7b0001 w:lineRule="exact" now also emits overflow:hidden when the line box is under ~120% of the paragraph's font size, matching Word's glyph-clipping behavior for tall fonts in fixed-height paragraphs.
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…light, drop static contrast Gate 4 Min cycle and Delivery Gate were two passes at the same checks: Min cycle #2 (view html) overlapped Gate 5, #3 (token query) overlapped Gate 2's grep, #4 (close+validate) overlapped Gate 1, #5 (target viewer) was a 4-line restatement of the view-html-vs-runtime rule already in Common Workflow #6. The intro itself called Min cycle "warmup" while Delivery Gate did the real work. Replace the 6-step Min cycle with a single-line Pre-flight using view annotated (the one Min-cycle item Gates don't cover — font/size violations and overflow surfaced before the gate run). Move target viewer + fix-and-rerun guidance into a tight "After all gates pass" subsection at the end of QA. Drop the static-contrast Gate 4 (query+jq dark-fill scan): its hardcoded list of five hex values misses any deck using a custom dark fill, while Gate 5's visual review catches dark-on-dark across all fills. Renumber: Gate 5 → Gate 4. Update cross-references (intro line, status banner, "Gates 1-4 cannot see rendered slides" → "Gates 1-3", "Gates 2-5 are how you catch" → "Gates 2-4").
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The tblPrExChange cascade introduced in caf03ab2 reused the parent tblPrChange's w:id for every row's marker. OpenXML's validator flagged it as a Semantic error: "Attribute id should have unique value. Its current value 'N' duplicates with others." Strict-schema consumers (validators, third-party readers, accept/reject tooling keyed off id) would reject the document; Mac Word's reviewing pane tolerated the duplicate (renders fine), masking the issue. Fix: each row's TablePropertyExceptionsChange now allocates a fresh id via GenerateRevisionId() instead of reusing the parent's. The shared author/date still bind the cascade to the table-level edit visually, but the underlying ids are document-scope unique as the schema requires. Caught by smoke testing #5 (cell paragraph pPrChange + table tblPrChange in the same document — `validate` reported the duplicate). Validate now passes on the same fixture.
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…bidi Round 16 surfaced four i18n rendering gaps: - w:em (dot/comma/circle/underDot) — now emits CSS text-emphasis-style with correct position (over for dot/comma/circle, under for underDot) and webkit prefix for broader browser support. Previously silently dropped. - w:ruby (furigana) — now emits <ruby>base<rt>annotation</rt></ruby>. Previously the whole ruby run was dropped, leaving only surrounding labels. - w:bidi at paragraph level — now emits direction:rtl. Previously the paragraph ignored the hint and relied on content-level detection. - w:rtl at run level — changed unicode-bidi from bidi-override to embed. Override disables Unicode BiDi shaping; for Arabic, that reversed characters within a word and broke contextual ligatures. embed preserves algorithmic shaping while still flowing RTL. - MergeRunProperties now merges Emphasis so style-inherited em isn't dropped during effective-property resolution. Deferred (iOfficeAI#5 in KNOWN_ISSUES): per-script font chain from rFonts ascii/hAnsi/eastAsia/cs — needs per-run glyph range detection.
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- iOfficeAI#5 Right-aligned tab leader now honors hyphen/underscore/middleDot in addition to dot. Each maps to a dedicated CSS class (.hyphen-leader, .underscore-leader, .middledot-leader) mirroring .dot-leader's flex-grow spacer so TOC-style "Chapter ..... 5" layouts render with the correct glyph instead of falling through to the positional-tab branch. - #7b0001 w:lineRule="exact" now also emits overflow:hidden when the line box is under ~120% of the paragraph's font size, matching Word's glyph-clipping behavior for tall fonts in fixed-height paragraphs.
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…light, drop static contrast Gate 4 Min cycle and Delivery Gate were two passes at the same checks: Min cycle iOfficeAI#2 (view html) overlapped Gate 5, iOfficeAI#3 (token query) overlapped Gate 2's grep, iOfficeAI#4 (close+validate) overlapped Gate 1, iOfficeAI#5 (target viewer) was a 4-line restatement of the view-html-vs-runtime rule already in Common Workflow iOfficeAI#6. The intro itself called Min cycle "warmup" while Delivery Gate did the real work. Replace the 6-step Min cycle with a single-line Pre-flight using view annotated (the one Min-cycle item Gates don't cover — font/size violations and overflow surfaced before the gate run). Move target viewer + fix-and-rerun guidance into a tight "After all gates pass" subsection at the end of QA. Drop the static-contrast Gate 4 (query+jq dark-fill scan): its hardcoded list of five hex values misses any deck using a custom dark fill, while Gate 5's visual review catches dark-on-dark across all fills. Renumber: Gate 5 → Gate 4. Update cross-references (intro line, status banner, "Gates 1-4 cannot see rendered slides" → "Gates 1-3", "Gates 2-5 are how you catch" → "Gates 2-4").
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The tblPrExChange cascade introduced in caf03ab2 reused the parent tblPrChange's w:id for every row's marker. OpenXML's validator flagged it as a Semantic error: "Attribute id should have unique value. Its current value 'N' duplicates with others." Strict-schema consumers (validators, third-party readers, accept/reject tooling keyed off id) would reject the document; Mac Word's reviewing pane tolerated the duplicate (renders fine), masking the issue. Fix: each row's TablePropertyExceptionsChange now allocates a fresh id via GenerateRevisionId() instead of reusing the parent's. The shared author/date still bind the cascade to the table-level edit visually, but the underlying ids are document-scope unique as the schema requires. Caught by smoke testing iOfficeAI#5 (cell paragraph pPrChange + table tblPrChange in the same document — `validate` reported the duplicate). Validate now passes on the same fixture.
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…bidi Round 16 surfaced four i18n rendering gaps: - w:em (dot/comma/circle/underDot) — now emits CSS text-emphasis-style with correct position (over for dot/comma/circle, under for underDot) and webkit prefix for broader browser support. Previously silently dropped. - w:ruby (furigana) — now emits <ruby>base<rt>annotation</rt></ruby>. Previously the whole ruby run was dropped, leaving only surrounding labels. - w:bidi at paragraph level — now emits direction:rtl. Previously the paragraph ignored the hint and relied on content-level detection. - w:rtl at run level — changed unicode-bidi from bidi-override to embed. Override disables Unicode BiDi shaping; for Arabic, that reversed characters within a word and broke contextual ligatures. embed preserves algorithmic shaping while still flowing RTL. - MergeRunProperties now merges Emphasis so style-inherited em isn't dropped during effective-property resolution. Deferred (#5 in KNOWN_ISSUES): per-script font chain from rFonts ascii/hAnsi/eastAsia/cs — needs per-run glyph range detection.
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- #5 Right-aligned tab leader now honors hyphen/underscore/middleDot in addition to dot. Each maps to a dedicated CSS class (.hyphen-leader, .underscore-leader, .middledot-leader) mirroring .dot-leader's flex-grow spacer so TOC-style "Chapter ..... 5" layouts render with the correct glyph instead of falling through to the positional-tab branch. - #7b0001 w:lineRule="exact" now also emits overflow:hidden when the line box is under ~120% of the paragraph's font size, matching Word's glyph-clipping behavior for tall fonts in fixed-height paragraphs.
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…light, drop static contrast Gate 4 Min cycle and Delivery Gate were two passes at the same checks: Min cycle #2 (view html) overlapped Gate 5, #3 (token query) overlapped Gate 2's grep, #4 (close+validate) overlapped Gate 1, #5 (target viewer) was a 4-line restatement of the view-html-vs-runtime rule already in Common Workflow #6. The intro itself called Min cycle "warmup" while Delivery Gate did the real work. Replace the 6-step Min cycle with a single-line Pre-flight using view annotated (the one Min-cycle item Gates don't cover — font/size violations and overflow surfaced before the gate run). Move target viewer + fix-and-rerun guidance into a tight "After all gates pass" subsection at the end of QA. Drop the static-contrast Gate 4 (query+jq dark-fill scan): its hardcoded list of five hex values misses any deck using a custom dark fill, while Gate 5's visual review catches dark-on-dark across all fills. Renumber: Gate 5 → Gate 4. Update cross-references (intro line, status banner, "Gates 1-4 cannot see rendered slides" → "Gates 1-3", "Gates 2-5 are how you catch" → "Gates 2-4").
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The tblPrExChange cascade introduced in caf03ab2 reused the parent tblPrChange's w:id for every row's marker. OpenXML's validator flagged it as a Semantic error: "Attribute id should have unique value. Its current value 'N' duplicates with others." Strict-schema consumers (validators, third-party readers, accept/reject tooling keyed off id) would reject the document; Mac Word's reviewing pane tolerated the duplicate (renders fine), masking the issue. Fix: each row's TablePropertyExceptionsChange now allocates a fresh id via GenerateRevisionId() instead of reusing the parent's. The shared author/date still bind the cascade to the table-level edit visually, but the underlying ids are document-scope unique as the schema requires. Caught by smoke testing #5 (cell paragraph pPrChange + table tblPrChange in the same document — `validate` reported the duplicate). Validate now passes on the same fixture.
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Add visual hero banners for both English and Chinese versions, and include LINUX DO community link in footer section.