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package/dist/cjs/modules/excel/chart/chart-ex-parser.js

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+"use strict";
+/**
+ * Best-effort ChartEx parser for Office 2016+ cx: chart XML.
+ *
+ * The parser captures the structured fields that ExcelTS can render and keeps
+ * the original XML on the model so clean round-trips can still use raw bytes.
+ */
+Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
+exports.parseChartEx = parseChartEx;
+const dom_1 = require("../../xml/dom.js");
+const chart_utils_1 = require("./chart-utils");
+const shape_properties_1 = require("./shape-properties");
+// Element-name whitelists for unknown-child detection. Parents not listed here
+// are either (a) purely raw-passthrough containers already captured via
+// `_rawXml` / `rawXml` / `extLst`, or (b) leaf elements whose content is
+// attributes only. Update these lists when a new cx: element is promoted into
+// the structured model so it stops being flagged as "unknown".
+const KNOWN_CHILDREN_CHART_SPACE = new Set([
+    "cx:chartData",
+    "cx:chart",
+    "cx:clrMapOvr",
+    "cx:spPr",
+    "cx:txPr",
+    "cx:protection",
+    "cx:printSettings",
+    "cx:externalData",
+    "cx:extLst"
+]);
+const KNOWN_CHILDREN_CHART = new Set([
+    "cx:title",
+    "cx:autoTitleDeleted",
+    "cx:plotArea",
+    "cx:legend",
+    "cx:spPr",
+    "cx:extLst"
+]);
+const KNOWN_CHILDREN_PLOT_AREA = new Set([
+    "cx:plotAreaRegion",
+    "cx:series",
+    "cx:axis",
+    "cx:spPr",
+    "cx:extLst"
+]);
+const KNOWN_CHILDREN_PLOT_AREA_REGION = new Set([
+    "cx:layout",
+    "cx:plotSurface",
+    "cx:spPr",
+    "cx:series",
+    "cx:extLst"
+]);
+const KNOWN_CHILDREN_SERIES = new Set([
+    "cx:tx",
+    "cx:spPr",
+    "cx:txPr",
+    "cx:valueColors",
+    "cx:valueColorPositions",
+    "cx:dataPt",
+    "cx:dataLabels",
+    "cx:dataId",
+    "cx:layoutPr",
+    "cx:axisId",
+    "cx:extLst"
+]);
+const KNOWN_CHILDREN_AXIS = new Set([
+    "cx:catScaling",
+    "cx:valScaling",
+    // `cx:hidden`, `cx:majorTickMark`, and `cx:minorTickMark` were
+    // previously emitted by this library in violation of the Chart2014
+    // schema (hidden is an attribute; the element names are plural).
+    // Keep them in the known-children set so legacy files produced by
+    // older versions don't trip the `unknownElements` collector.
+    "cx:hidden",
+    "cx:majorTickMark",
+    "cx:majorTickMarks",
+    "cx:minorTickMark",
+    "cx:minorTickMarks",
+    "cx:numFmt",
+    "cx:title",
+    "cx:units",
+    "cx:majorGridlines",
+    "cx:minorGridlines",
+    "cx:spPr",
+    "cx:txPr",
+    "cx:extLst"
+]);
+function collectUnknownChildren(parent, knownNames, parentPath, collector) {
+    if (!parent) {
+        return;
+    }
+    for (const child of parent.children ?? []) {
+        if (child.type !== "element") {
+            continue;
+        }
+        if (!knownNames.has(child.name)) {
+            collector.entries.push({
+                name: child.name,
+                path: `${parentPath}/${child.name}`
+            });
+        }
+    }
+}
+function parseChartEx(rawXml) {
+    const root = (0, dom_1.parseXml)(rawXml).root;
+    const chartDataEl = (0, dom_1.findChild)(root, "cx:chartData");
+    const chartEl = (0, dom_1.findChild)(root, "cx:chart");
+    const collector = { entries: [] };
+    collectUnknownChildren(root, KNOWN_CHILDREN_CHART_SPACE, "cx:chartSpace", collector);
+    if (chartEl) {
+        collectUnknownChildren(chartEl, KNOWN_CHILDREN_CHART, "cx:chartSpace/cx:chart", collector);
+        const plotAreaEl = (0, dom_1.findChild)(chartEl, "cx:plotArea");
+        if (plotAreaEl) {
+            collectUnknownChildren(plotAreaEl, KNOWN_CHILDREN_PLOT_AREA, "cx:chartSpace/cx:chart/cx:plotArea", collector);
+            const regionEl = (0, dom_1.findChild)(plotAreaEl, "cx:plotAreaRegion");
+            if (regionEl) {
+                collectUnknownChildren(regionEl, KNOWN_CHILDREN_PLOT_AREA_REGION, "cx:chartSpace/cx:chart/cx:plotArea/cx:plotAreaRegion", collector);
+                for (const seriesEl of (0, dom_1.findChildren)(regionEl, "cx:series")) {
+                    collectUnknownChildren(seriesEl, KNOWN_CHILDREN_SERIES, "cx:chartSpace/cx:chart/cx:plotArea/cx:plotAreaRegion/cx:series", collector);
+                }
+            }
+            for (const seriesEl of (0, dom_1.findChildren)(plotAreaEl, "cx:series")) {
+                collectUnknownChildren(seriesEl, KNOWN_CHILDREN_SERIES, "cx:chartSpace/cx:chart/cx:plotArea/cx:series", collector);
+            }
+            for (const axisEl of (0, dom_1.findChildren)(plotAreaEl, "cx:axis")) {
+                collectUnknownChildren(axisEl, KNOWN_CHILDREN_AXIS, "cx:chartSpace/cx:chart/cx:plotArea/cx:axis", collector);
+            }
+        }
+    }
+    // `CT_Chart` has no `spPr` child in Chart2014, but earlier versions
+    // of this library emitted chart-frame styling there. Read it
+    // defensively, then merge into the authoritative `chartSpace.spPr`
+    // slot when that is absent — preserving legacy files without
+    // re-emitting schema-invalid XML. The write path now always uses
+    // `chartSpace.spPr` (`CT_ChartSpace/cx:spPr`).
+    const legacyChartSpPr = parseRawSpPr(chartEl ? (0, dom_1.findChild)(chartEl, "cx:spPr") : undefined);
+    const chartSpacespPr = parseRawSpPr((0, dom_1.findChild)(root, "cx:spPr")) ?? legacyChartSpPr;
+    // `cx:externalData` is a child of `cx:chartSpace` per the Chart2014
+    // `CT_ChartSpace` schema. Some Excel-authored files (and earlier
+    // versions of this library) misplaced it inside `cx:chartData`;
+    // read from the schema-correct location first, fall back to the
+    // legacy location. Prefer one or the other — concatenating both
+    // produces duplicate `r:id` references when a file happens to carry
+    // the element in BOTH places (rare but observed in files that
+    // migrated through multiple writers), which fails strict-open
+    // validation.
+    const externalDataAtSpace = (0, dom_1.findChildren)(root, "cx:externalData").map(el => ({
+        id: el.attributes["r:id"] ?? "",
+        autoUpdate: parseBoolAttr(el, "autoUpdate")
+    }));
+    const externalDataAtChartData = chartDataEl
+        ? (0, dom_1.findChildren)(chartDataEl, "cx:externalData").map(el => ({
+            id: el.attributes["r:id"] ?? "",
+            autoUpdate: parseBoolAttr(el, "autoUpdate")
+        }))
+        : [];
+    const externalData = externalDataAtSpace.length > 0 ? externalDataAtSpace : externalDataAtChartData;
+    return {
+        chartSpace: {
+            chartData: parseChartData(chartDataEl, collector),
+            chart: parseChart(chartEl, collector),
+            clrMapOvr: rawElement(root, "cx:clrMapOvr"),
+            // ChartSpace-level `spPr` / `txPr` are captured as structured-
+            // with-rawXml by `parseRawSpPr` / `parseRawTxPr` so downstream
+            // mutations (setSpPrFill, etc.) still work without losing the
+            // original XML for the unchanged field subset.
+            spPr: chartSpacespPr,
+            txPr: parseRawTxPr(root, "cx:txPr"),
+            // `cx:protection` / `cx:printSettings` are kept verbatim — the
+            // structured model does not (yet) break them into typed fields.
+            protection: rawElement(root, "cx:protection"),
+            printSettings: rawElement(root, "cx:printSettings"),
+            extLst: rawElement(root, "cx:extLst"),
+            ...(externalData.length > 0 ? { externalData } : {})
+        },
+        rawXml,
+        ...(collector.entries.length > 0 ? { unknownElements: collector.entries } : {})
+    };
+}
+function parseChartData(chartDataEl, collector) {
+    if (!chartDataEl) {
+        return { data: [] };
+    }
+    const data = (0, dom_1.findChildren)(chartDataEl, "cx:data").flatMap(el => parseDataEntries(el, collector));
+    // `cx:externalData` now lives on `ChartExSpace` (schema-correct
+    // location). The caller (`parseChartEx`) migrates any legacy
+    // occurrences found inside `cx:chartData` up to chartSpace — this
+    // function no longer returns the field so the migration is
+    // authoritative.
+    return { data };
+}
+function parseDataEntry(el, collector) {
+    const strDim = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:strDim");
+    const numDim = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:numDim");
+    // `parseIndexAttr` coerces empty / missing / non-finite / negative
+    // ids to `0` (see {@link parseIndexAttr}). OOXML treats absent and
+    // empty `id=""` identically, and sparse-array-hostile sentinels
+    // (`-1`, `NaN`) would poison downstream point indexing.
+    return {
+        id: parseIndexAttr(el.attributes.id),
+        ...(strDim ? { strDim: parseStringDimension(strDim, collector) } : {}),
+        ...(numDim ? { numDim: parseNumericDimension(numDim, collector) } : {})
+    };
+}
+/**
+ * Parse one `<cx:data id="…">` element. Per [MS-ODRAWXML] the element
+ * can hold multiple `<cx:strDim>` and `<cx:numDim>` children (the
+ * `<xsd:choice maxOccurs="unbounded">` inside CT_Data). The writer's
+ * `consolidateDataForRender` uses that to satisfy the `maxOccurs="1"`
+ * on `<cx:dataId>` in CT_Series: it packs every dimension a series
+ * references into ONE `<cx:data>`.
+ *
+ * The in-memory {@link ChartExDataEntry} shape stores one `strDim`
+ * plus one `numDim` per entry — it can't hold a 4-dimension sunburst
+ * in a single record. So on parse we EXPLODE a multi-dimension
+ * `<cx:data>` back into a contiguous run of single-dimension entries:
+ * the first uses the element's `id` attribute verbatim, the rest use
+ * fresh synthetic ids off the top of the existing id range. Series
+ * `dataRefs` that reference the original id still hit the first
+ * exploded entry, and the writer's consolidator re-merges the run on
+ * the next serialisation pass.
+ */
+function parseDataEntries(el, collector) {
+    const baseId = parseIndexAttr(el.attributes.id);
+    // Collect children in document order so hierarchical sunburst /
+    // treemap levels come out as they were authored.
+    const ordered = [];
+    for (const child of el.children) {
+        if (child.type !== "element") {
+            continue;
+        }
+        if (child.name === "cx:strDim" || child.name === "cx:numDim") {
+            ordered.push(child);
+        }
+    }
+    if (ordered.length <= 1) {
+        return [parseDataEntry(el, collector)];
+    }
+    // For multi-dimension entries, produce one {@link ChartExDataEntry}
+    // per child, all sharing the `baseId` prefix. Use a wide numeric
+    // gap after the chart's highest id so the synthetic identifiers
+    // don't collide with legitimate, distinct `<cx:data id>` entries
+    // further down the `cx:chartData` block.
+    const entries = [];
+    for (let i = 0; i < ordered.length; i++) {
+        const child = ordered[i];
+        // `baseId` for the first slot preserves the series' dataRef
+        // linkage. Subsequent slots get an id the writer rarely picks
+        // on its own (10M-offset above whatever the chart already uses).
+        const id = i === 0 ? baseId : baseId * 1000 + 10000000 + i;
+        if (child.name === "cx:strDim") {
+            entries.push({ id, strDim: parseStringDimension(child, collector) });
+        }
+        else {
+            entries.push({ id, numDim: parseNumericDimension(child, collector) });
+        }
+    }
+    return entries;
+}
+function parseStringDimension(el, collector) {
+    return {
+        type: parseDimensionType(el.attributes.type, collector, "cx:strDim/@type"),
+        formula: childText(el, "cx:f"),
+        levels: (0, dom_1.findChildren)(el, "cx:lvl").map(lvl => ({
+            ptCount: parseOptionalInt(lvl.attributes.ptCount),
+            points: (0, dom_1.findChildren)(lvl, "cx:pt").map(pt => ({
+                index: parseIndexAttr(pt.attributes.idx),
+                value: (0, dom_1.textContent)(pt)
+            }))
+        }))
+    };
+}
+function parseNumericDimension(el, collector) {
+    return {
+        type: parseDimensionType(el.attributes.type, collector, "cx:numDim/@type"),
+        formula: childText(el, "cx:f"),
+        levels: (0, dom_1.findChildren)(el, "cx:lvl").map(lvl => ({
+            ptCount: parseOptionalInt(lvl.attributes.ptCount),
+            formatCode: lvl.attributes.formatCode,
+            // Skip `<cx:pt>` whose text content is blank / non-numeric / an
+            // Excel error code (`"#N/A"` etc.). Previously these flowed into
+            // the model as `NaN`, polluted axis-range calculations, and
+            // produced non-numeric `<c:v>` on the round-trip write.
+            points: (0, dom_1.findChildren)(lvl, "cx:pt")
+                .map(pt => {
+                const value = parseFloat((0, dom_1.textContent)(pt));
+                if (!Number.isFinite(value)) {
+                    return undefined;
+                }
+                return {
+                    index: parseIndexAttr(pt.attributes.idx),
+                    value
+                };
+            })
+                .filter((p) => p !== undefined)
+        }))
+    };
+}
+function parseChart(chartEl, collector) {
+    const plotAreaEl = chartEl ? (0, dom_1.findChild)(chartEl, "cx:plotArea") : undefined;
+    return {
+        title: chartEl ? parseTitle((0, dom_1.findChild)(chartEl, "cx:title")) : undefined,
+        autoTitleDeleted: chartEl
+            ? parseBoolAttr((0, dom_1.findChild)(chartEl, "cx:autoTitleDeleted"), "val")
+            : undefined,
+        plotArea: parsePlotArea(plotAreaEl, collector),
+        legend: chartEl ? parseLegend((0, dom_1.findChild)(chartEl, "cx:legend"), collector) : undefined
+        // NOTE: `cx:spPr` on `<cx:chart>` is a schema violation (CT_Chart
+        // has no `spPr` child); the outer caller (`parseChartExXml`)
+        // migrates any legacy `chart.spPr` bytes into `chartSpace.spPr`
+        // before this return value is consumed. See the block above the
+        // `parseChart` caller for the migration path.
+    };
+}
+function parsePlotArea(plotAreaEl, collector) {
+    if (!plotAreaEl) {
+        return {};
+    }
+    const regionEl = (0, dom_1.findChild)(plotAreaEl, "cx:plotAreaRegion");
+    const axis = (0, dom_1.findChildren)(plotAreaEl, "cx:axis").map(el => parseAxis(el, collector));
+    if (regionEl) {
+        const regionSeriesPath = "cx:chartSpace/cx:chart/cx:plotArea/cx:plotAreaRegion/cx:series";
+        // `CT_PlotAreaRegion` (Chart2014) has children `plotSurface?` and
+        // `series*` — there is no `layout` or `spPr` child. The parser
+        // previously pulled `cx:spPr` directly from the region, which was a
+        // schema violation. `plotSurface` wraps an inner `cx:spPr`, so we
+        // must dig one level deeper.
+        const plotSurfaceEl = (0, dom_1.findChild)(regionEl, "cx:plotSurface");
+        return {
+            plotAreaRegion: {
+                // `layout` is not a real `plotAreaRegion` child, but earlier
+                // versions of this library emitted `<cx:layout/>` there — keep
+                // parsing it so round-trip of those files doesn't drop state.
+                layout: parseRawLayout((0, dom_1.findChild)(regionEl, "cx:layout")),
+                plotSurface: plotSurfaceEl ? parseRawSpPr((0, dom_1.findChild)(plotSurfaceEl, "cx:spPr")) : undefined,
+                series: (0, dom_1.findChildren)(regionEl, "cx:series").map(el => parseSeries(el, collector, regionSeriesPath)),
+                // `<cx:extLst>` nested inside `<cx:plotAreaRegion>` is a
+                // Chart2014 extension point (Excel writes `cx14:*` annotations
+                // here for pivot-backed region maps). Preserve the raw bytes
+                // for round-trip; the parser never interprets them.
+                extLst: rawElement(regionEl, "cx:extLst")
+            },
+            spPr: parseRawSpPr((0, dom_1.findChild)(plotAreaEl, "cx:spPr")),
+            extLst: rawElement(plotAreaEl, "cx:extLst"),
+            ...(axis.length > 0 ? { axis } : {})
+        };
+    }
+    const plainSeriesPath = "cx:chartSpace/cx:chart/cx:plotArea/cx:series";
+    const series = (0, dom_1.findChildren)(plotAreaEl, "cx:series").map(el => parseSeries(el, collector, plainSeriesPath));
+    return {
+        ...(series.length > 0 ? { series } : {}),
+        spPr: parseRawSpPr((0, dom_1.findChild)(plotAreaEl, "cx:spPr")),
+        extLst: rawElement(plotAreaEl, "cx:extLst"),
+        ...(axis.length > 0 ? { axis } : {})
+    };
+}
+// ECMA-376 §21.3 enumerates the legal `cx:series/@layoutId` values. Preserve
+// the attribute when it matches the structured union; otherwise fall back to
+// "clusteredColumn" (the most permissive single-axis layout) and surface the
+// original string via `unknownElements` so callers can diagnose. Silently
+// defaulting to e.g. "sunburst" would mis-route every unknown chart to the
+// sunburst vector renderer.
+const CHART_EX_SERIES_LAYOUT_IDS = new Set([
+    "clusteredColumn",
+    "waterfall",
+    "funnel",
+    "boxWhisker",
+    "paretoLine",
+    "regionMap",
+    "sunburst",
+    "treemap"
+]);
+function parseSeriesLayoutId(value, collector, seriesPath) {
+    if (value !== undefined && CHART_EX_SERIES_LAYOUT_IDS.has(value)) {
+        return { layoutId: value };
+    }
+    collector?.entries.push({
+        name: value === undefined ? "@layoutId(missing)" : `@layoutId=${value}`,
+        path: seriesPath
+    });
+    // "clusteredColumn" is the neutral fallback: a plain column chart will at
+    // least render bars for the available data rather than being reinterpreted
+    // as a sunburst / treemap, which have different data-shape requirements.
+    //
+    // When the original attribute was present but unknown (e.g. a future
+    // layoutId like `"funnel3D"` that this version doesn't model), keep it
+    // under `rawLayoutId` so the writer can re-emit the byte-original
+    // attribute during round-trip. Without this, re-saving a file with
+    // a vendor extension silently downgrades the chart to a plain column
+    // chart — worse than leaving the bytes alone.
+    return {
+        layoutId: "clusteredColumn",
+        rawLayoutId: value
+    };
+}
+function parseSeries(el, collector, seriesPath) {
+    const dataRefs = (0, dom_1.findChildren)(el, "cx:dataId").map(dataId => ({
+        dataId: parseIndexAttr(dataId.attributes.val)
+    }));
+    // Primary form per the ECMA-376 chartEx schema and Microsoft Excel's
+    // own output: `<cx:axisId val="N"/>` (CT_UnsignedInteger with a
+    // required `val` attribute). A previous revision of our renderer
+    // mis-read the schema and emitted `<cx:axisId>N</cx:axisId>` as a
+    // text-content form — that form is not valid chartEx and Excel
+    // rejects it on open (drops the whole drawing). Read `val` first,
+    // then fall back to text content so round-trips of files authored
+    // by that buggy writer still recover the id instead of silently
+    // dropping it to `undefined`. Filter unresolvable ids so the
+    // returned array stays `number[]`.
+    const axisId = (0, dom_1.findChildren)(el, "cx:axisId")
+        .map(axis => {
+        // Prefer the `val` attribute when present and non-empty; fall
+        // back to text content for round-tripping files authored by
+        // buggy writers that emit the id as element text.
+        const rawAttr = axis.attributes.val;
+        if (rawAttr !== undefined && rawAttr !== "") {
+            return parseIndexAttr(rawAttr);
+        }
+        const text = (0, dom_1.textContent)(axis).trim();
+        if (text.length > 0) {
+            const parsed = Number(text);
+            if (Number.isFinite(parsed) && parsed >= 0) {
+                return Math.round(parsed);
+            }
+        }
+        return undefined;
+    })
+        .filter((id) => id !== undefined);
+    const tx = parseSeriesText((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:tx"));
+    const layoutPr = parseLayoutProperties((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:layoutPr"));
+    const layoutIdResult = parseSeriesLayoutId(el.attributes.layoutId, collector, seriesPath ?? "cx:series");
+    return {
+        layoutId: layoutIdResult.layoutId,
+        ...(layoutIdResult.rawLayoutId !== undefined
+            ? { rawLayoutId: layoutIdResult.rawLayoutId }
+            : {}),
+        hidden: parseBoolAttr(el, "hidden"),
+        ownerIdx: parseOptionalInt(el.attributes.ownerIdx),
+        ...(tx ? { tx } : {}),
+        spPr: parseRawSpPr((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:spPr")),
+        txPr: parseRawTxPr(el, "cx:txPr"),
+        // `<cx:valueColors>` and `<cx:valueColorPositions>` carry
+        // value-driven colour gradients (region map / treemap). The
+        // structured model doesn't yet interpret the stops, but we must
+        // round-trip them or the gradient evaporates on save. `rawElement`
+        // preserves the full outer element including attributes.
+        valueColors: rawElement(el, "cx:valueColors"),
+        valueColorPositions: rawElement(el, "cx:valueColorPositions"),
+        ...(dataRefs.length > 0 ? { dataRefs } : {}),
+        ...(layoutPr ? { layoutPr } : {}),
+        ...(axisId.length > 0 ? { axisId } : {}),
+        dataLabels: parseDataLabels((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:dataLabels"), collector, seriesPath),
+        dataPt: (0, dom_1.findChildren)(el, "cx:dataPt").map(pt => ({
+            idx: parseIndexAttr(pt.attributes.idx),
+            spPr: parseRawSpPr((0, dom_1.findChild)(pt, "cx:spPr"))
+        })),
+        extLst: rawElement(el, "cx:extLst")
+    };
+}
+function parseSeriesText(el) {
+    if (!el) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    // Check for structured rich-text first. `<cx:tx>/<cx:rich>…</cx:rich>`
+    // is how Excel authors encode per-run formatting on a series name
+    // (bold accent series, colour-coded series, etc.); previously the
+    // parser ignored this branch entirely and left `tx` undefined, so
+    // round-tripping such a series lost the entire name unless the raw
+    // bytes path was taken.
+    const richEl = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:rich");
+    if (richEl) {
+        const rich = parseRichText(richEl);
+        if (rich) {
+            return { rich };
+        }
+    }
+    const txData = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:txData");
+    if (!txData) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    const formula = childText(txData, "cx:f");
+    if (formula) {
+        // Capture the cached resolved value alongside the formula so
+        // reading clients (legend preview, title fallback, saved-chart
+        // displays before recalculation) can show the user's label
+        // immediately. Previously only the formula string was stored,
+        // so Excel-authored `<cx:tx><cx:txData><cx:f>...</cx:f><cx:v>
+        // Label</cx:v></cx:txData></cx:tx>` lost `Label` on round-trip.
+        const cachedValue = childText(txData, "cx:v");
+        return {
+            strRef: cachedValue !== undefined ? { formula, cached: cachedValue } : { formula }
+        };
+    }
+    const value = childText(txData, "cx:v");
+    return value !== undefined ? { value } : undefined;
+}
+function parseLayoutProperties(el) {
+    if (!el) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    const binning = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:binning");
+    const subtotalsEl = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:subtotals");
+    // Per the [MS-ODRAWXML] CT_Subtotals schema, children are named
+    // `<cx:idx val="N"/>` — with the INDEX in the `val` attribute.
+    // Earlier revisions of this library used a non-schema `<cx:subtotal
+    // idx="N"/>` element; accept both on parse. `<cx:idx>` schema has
+    // the index in `val`, legacy `<cx:subtotal>` had it in `idx`.
+    const subtotals = subtotalsEl
+        ? [
+            ...(0, dom_1.findChildren)(subtotalsEl, "cx:idx").map(st => ({
+                idx: parseIndexAttr(st.attributes.val)
+            })),
+            ...(0, dom_1.findChildren)(subtotalsEl, "cx:subtotal").map(st => ({
+                idx: parseIndexAttr(st.attributes.idx)
+            }))
+        ]
+        : undefined;
+    const parentLabelLayout = childVal(el, "cx:parentLabelLayout");
+    // Per the official [MS-ODRAWXML] CT_SeriesLayoutProperties schema,
+    // several per-type flags live on wrapper elements rather than as
+    // flat children:
+    //
+    //   * `<cx:visibility>` carries the boxWhisker show* flags
+    //     (`meanLine`, `meanMarker`, `nonoutliers`, `outliers`) as
+    //     attributes, plus the waterfall `connectorLines` flag.
+    //   * `<cx:statistics>` carries the boxWhisker `quartileMethod`
+    //     attribute.
+    //   * `<cx:geography>` carries regionMap `projectionType` /
+    //     `viewedRegionType` attributes.
+    //   * `<cx:regionLabelLayout>` carries regionMap `regionLabels` via
+    //     a `val` attribute.
+    //
+    // Earlier revisions of this library wrote each of these as a flat
+    // element like `<cx:showMeanLine val="1"/>` / `<cx:projection val="…"/>`
+    // — that output was schema-invalid (Excel 2016+ rejects the whole
+    // ChartEx part on load) but we still need to parse files produced
+    // by those versions. Each property below checks the correct schema
+    // location first, then falls back to the flat form for legacy
+    // on-disk bytes.
+    const visibilityEl = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:visibility");
+    const statisticsEl = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:statistics");
+    const geographyEl = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:geography");
+    const regionLabelLayoutEl = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:regionLabelLayout");
+    const quartileMethod = statisticsEl?.attributes.quartileMethod ?? childVal(el, "cx:quartileMethod");
+    const projection = geographyEl?.attributes.projectionType ?? childVal(el, "cx:projection");
+    const regionLabelsRaw = regionLabelLayoutEl?.attributes.val ?? childVal(el, "cx:regionLabels");
+    const regionLabels = regionLabelsRaw === "bestFitOnly" ? "bestFit" : regionLabelsRaw;
+    const geoMappingLevelRaw = geographyEl?.attributes.viewedRegionType ?? childVal(el, "cx:geoMappingLevel");
+    // Map the spec-canonical `countryRegion` → public `country`;
+    // `dataOnly` → `automatic`. Other values pass through unchanged.
+    const geoMappingLevel = geoMappingLevelRaw === "countryRegion"
+        ? "country"
+        : geoMappingLevelRaw === "dataOnly"
+            ? "automatic"
+            : geoMappingLevelRaw;
+    // Collect each child only when the XML actually contains it. Emitting
+    // `subtotals: []` / `parentLabelLayout: undefined` triggers
+    // `hasStructuredLayoutProperties` (see chart-ex-renderer.ts) and forces the
+    // writer down the structured path, discarding `_rawXml`. That produced
+    // empty / corrupt `<cx:layoutPr>` sections for any ChartEx that was loaded
+    // and re-written without an explicit structured mutation.
+    return {
+        _rawXml: serializeElement(el),
+        ...(parentLabelLayout !== undefined
+            ? {
+                parentLabelLayout: parentLabelLayout
+            }
+            : {}),
+        ...(subtotals !== undefined ? { subtotals } : {}),
+        ...(() => {
+            // `connectorLines` (waterfall) is a `<cx:visibility>` attribute
+            // per CT_SeriesLayoutProperties. Read the attribute first; fall
+            // back to the legacy `<cx:connectorLines val="…"/>` flat element
+            // produced by older revisions of this library.
+            const raw = visibilityEl?.attributes.connectorLines;
+            if (raw !== undefined) {
+                const b = parseBoolString(raw);
+                return b !== undefined ? { connectorLines: b } : {};
+            }
+            const v = parseCtBoolean((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:connectorLines"));
+            return v !== undefined ? { connectorLines: v } : {};
+        })(),
+        ...(binning
+            ? {
+                binning: {
+                    // Validate against `CT_Binning/@intervalClosed`
+                    // enumeration (`"l" | "r"`). Unknown values are dropped
+                    // rather than cast through — silently storing garbage
+                    // here let injection attacks break out of the attribute
+                    // on round-trip.
+                    intervalClosed: (binning.attributes.intervalClosed === "l" ||
+                        binning.attributes.intervalClosed === "r"
+                        ? binning.attributes.intervalClosed
+                        : undefined),
+                    underflow: parseOptionalFloat(binning.attributes.underflow),
+                    overflow: parseOptionalFloat(binning.attributes.overflow),
+                    // Per [MS-ODRAWXML] CT_Binning, `binSize` / `binCount` are
+                    // element-content simple types (`<cx:binSize>0.5</cx:binSize>`),
+                    // but Microsoft Excel 2016+ actually emits them with a `val`
+                    // attribute (`<cx:binCount val="5"/>`) and rejects the text
+                    // form on load. Accept both shapes so files authored by
+                    // our earlier writers (text form) AND by Excel itself
+                    // (attribute form) both round-trip. Nullish coalescing
+                    // (`??`) is NOT enough here — self-closing `<cx:binCount/>`
+                    // returns empty string from `childText` (NOT nullish),
+                    // which would mask the `val` attribute. Use an explicit
+                    // "non-empty-string or fall back" pattern.
+                    binSize: parseOptionalFloat((childText(binning, "cx:binSize") || undefined) ?? childVal(binning, "cx:binSize")),
+                    binCount: parseOptionalInt((childText(binning, "cx:binCount") || undefined) ?? childVal(binning, "cx:binCount")),
+                    // `binType` is a library-internal discriminator — the
+                    // official CT_Binning schema has no `<cx:auto>` /
+                    // `<cx:categories>` / `<cx:manual>` elements. Map the
+                    // schema-valid inputs onto the discriminator so existing
+                    // callers who read `binType` continue to work; tolerate
+                    // the legacy element forms on the way in.
+                    binType: (0, dom_1.findChild)(binning, "cx:auto")
+                        ? "auto"
+                        : (0, dom_1.findChild)(binning, "cx:categories")
+                            ? "categories"
+                            : (0, dom_1.findChild)(binning, "cx:manual")
+                                ? "manual"
+                                : (0, dom_1.findChild)(binning, "cx:binSize")
+                                    ? "binSize"
+                                    : (0, dom_1.findChild)(binning, "cx:binCount")
+                                        ? "binCount"
+                                        : "auto"
+                }
+            }
+            : {}),
+        ...(() => {
+            const v = parseCtBoolean((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:paretoLine"));
+            return v !== undefined ? { paretoLine: v } : {};
+        })(),
+        ...(quartileMethod !== undefined
+            ? {
+                quartileMethod: quartileMethod
+            }
+            : {}),
+        ...(() => {
+            // `meanLine` / `meanMarker` / `nonoutliers` / `outliers` are
+            // `<cx:visibility>` attributes per the schema. Read the
+            // attribute first; fall back to the legacy `<cx:showMeanLine
+            // val="…"/>` flat element for files authored by older
+            // revisions of this library.
+            const raw = visibilityEl?.attributes.meanLine;
+            if (raw !== undefined) {
+                const b = parseBoolString(raw);
+                return b !== undefined ? { showMeanLine: b } : {};
+            }
+            const v = parseCtBoolean((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:showMeanLine"));
+            return v !== undefined ? { showMeanLine: v } : {};
+        })(),
+        ...(() => {
+            const raw = visibilityEl?.attributes.meanMarker;
+            if (raw !== undefined) {
+                const b = parseBoolString(raw);
+                return b !== undefined ? { showMeanMarker: b } : {};
+            }
+            const v = parseCtBoolean((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:showMeanMarker"));
+            return v !== undefined ? { showMeanMarker: v } : {};
+        })(),
+        ...(() => {
+            const raw = visibilityEl?.attributes.nonoutliers;
+            if (raw !== undefined) {
+                const b = parseBoolString(raw);
+                return b !== undefined ? { showInnerPoints: b } : {};
+            }
+            const v = parseCtBoolean((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:showInnerPoints"));
+            return v !== undefined ? { showInnerPoints: v } : {};
+        })(),
+        ...(() => {
+            const raw = visibilityEl?.attributes.outliers;
+            if (raw !== undefined) {
+                const b = parseBoolString(raw);
+                return b !== undefined ? { showOutlierPoints: b } : {};
+            }
+            const v = parseCtBoolean((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:showOutlierPoints"));
+            return v !== undefined ? { showOutlierPoints: v } : {};
+        })(),
+        ...(projection !== undefined
+            ? { projection: projection }
+            : {}),
+        ...(regionLabels !== undefined
+            ? { regionLabels: regionLabels }
+            : {}),
+        ...(geoMappingLevel !== undefined
+            ? {
+                geoMappingLevel: geoMappingLevel
+            }
+            : {}),
+        extLst: rawElement(el, "cx:extLst")
+    };
+}
+function parseDataLabels(el, collector, parentPath) {
+    if (!el) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    const visibility = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:visibility");
+    // ECMA-376 `ST_DLblPosition` full enumeration (Chart2014 §21.3.2.30).
+    // Values beyond the classic-chart subset — `ctrEnd`, `inStart`,
+    // `outStart` — are emitted by Excel for waterfall / funnel / box &
+    // whisker layouts where label anchoring is richer than the basic
+    // "inside/outside/centre/best-fit" vocabulary. Previously the
+    // enum was restricted to the classic-chart subset, causing the
+    // validator to strip (and log) every richer value encountered in
+    // user files, silently reverting those labels to default placement.
+    const positionValues = [
+        "ctr",
+        "l",
+        "r",
+        "t",
+        "b",
+        "inBase",
+        "inEnd",
+        "inStart",
+        "outEnd",
+        "outStart",
+        "ctrEnd",
+        "bestFit"
+    ];
+    const pathPrefix = parentPath ?? "cx:dataLabels";
+    return {
+        visibility: visibility
+            ? {
+                seriesName: parseBoolAttr(visibility, "seriesName"),
+                categoryName: parseBoolAttr(visibility, "categoryName"),
+                value: parseBoolAttr(visibility, "value"),
+                numFmt: parseBoolAttr(visibility, "numFmt")
+            }
+            : undefined,
+        position: validateEnum((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:dataLabel")?.attributes.pos, positionValues, collector, `${pathPrefix}/cx:dataLabel/@pos`),
+        separator: childText(el, "cx:separator"),
+        numFmt: (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:numFmt")?.attributes.formatCode,
+        spPr: parseRawSpPr((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:spPr")),
+        txPr: parseRawTxPr(el, "cx:txPr")
+    };
+}
+/**
+ * Parse `<cx:majorGridlines>` / `<cx:minorGridlines>` — each element
+ * wraps a single optional `<cx:spPr>` child describing the gridline
+ * stroke. Returns an empty `ShapeProperties` when the element is
+ * present but has no `<cx:spPr>` (meaning "default-styled gridlines");
+ * `undefined` when the parent element is absent entirely.
+ */
+function parseGridlines(el) {
+    if (!el) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    const spPrEl = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:spPr");
+    if (!spPrEl) {
+        return {};
+    }
+    return parseRawSpPr(spPrEl);
+}
+function parseAxis(el, collector) {
+    const numFmt = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:numFmt");
+    const valScaling = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:valScaling");
+    const catScaling = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:catScaling");
+    // OOXML `ST_TickMark` values are `cross | in | out | none`; the public
+    // API uses friendlier `inside` / `outside` aliases (matching classic
+    // `types.ts:TickMark`). Map during parse so callers see a consistent
+    // vocabulary regardless of whether they came from classic or ChartEx.
+    const tickMarkOoxml = ["cross", "in", "out", "none"];
+    const mapTickMark = (v) => {
+        if (v === undefined) {
+            return undefined;
+        }
+        if (v === "in") {
+            return "inside";
+        }
+        if (v === "out") {
+            return "outside";
+        }
+        return v;
+    };
+    return {
+        axisId: parseIndexAttr(el.attributes.id),
+        type: (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:valScaling") ? "val" : "cat",
+        // Per Chart2014 `CT_Axis`, `hidden` is an **attribute** on
+        // `<cx:axis>`, not a child element. Accept both forms so we can
+        // round-trip files our earlier versions incorrectly produced: check
+        // the attribute first, fall back to the legacy child element.
+        // Per Chart2014 `CT_Axis`, `hidden` is an **attribute** on
+        // `<cx:axis>`, not a child element. Accept both forms so we can
+        // round-trip files our earlier versions incorrectly produced: check
+        // the attribute first, fall back to the legacy child element.
+        // When using the legacy child form, treat a missing `val` as
+        // `true` per `CT_Boolean` (previously the library only read an
+        // explicit `val` and dropped the hidden flag when absent).
+        hidden: parseBoolAttr(el, "hidden") ?? parseCtBoolean((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:hidden")),
+        // Element names are plural in the schema (`majorTickMarks`,
+        // `minorTickMarks`). Again accept the singular form for backward
+        // compatibility with files we produced before the rename.
+        // Per [MS-ODRAWXML] CT_TickMarks the discriminator is a `type`
+        // attribute — not `val` like most other chartEx elements. Read
+        // `type` first, fall back to `val` for files authored by older
+        // revisions of this library (which wrongly used `val`).
+        majorTickMark: mapTickMark(validateEnum((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:majorTickMarks")?.attributes.type ??
+            (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:majorTickMark")?.attributes.type ??
+            childVal(el, "cx:majorTickMarks") ??
+            childVal(el, "cx:majorTickMark"), tickMarkOoxml, collector, "cx:axis/cx:majorTickMarks/@type")),
+        minorTickMark: mapTickMark(validateEnum((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:minorTickMarks")?.attributes.type ??
+            (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:minorTickMark")?.attributes.type ??
+            childVal(el, "cx:minorTickMarks") ??
+            childVal(el, "cx:minorTickMark"), tickMarkOoxml, collector, "cx:axis/cx:minorTickMarks/@type")),
+        numFmt: numFmt
+            ? {
+                // `formatCode` is a required attribute per
+                // `CT_NumFmt/@formatCode`. When the source omits it,
+                // default to `"General"` (Excel's behaviour) rather than
+                // an empty string — the writer round-trips that default
+                // without producing a schema-invalid empty attribute.
+                formatCode: numFmt.attributes.formatCode || "General",
+                sourceLinked: parseBoolAttr(numFmt, "sourceLinked")
+            }
+            : undefined,
+        title: parseTitle((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:title")),
+        // `<cx:majorGridlines>` / `<cx:minorGridlines>` each wrap a
+        // single `<cx:spPr>` describing gridline stroke / colour. The
+        // structured `ShapeProperties` is extracted via `parseRawSpPr`
+        // so downstream consumers can read the colour without touching
+        // raw XML. Absent element → `undefined` on the model.
+        majorGridlines: parseGridlines((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:majorGridlines")),
+        minorGridlines: parseGridlines((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:minorGridlines")),
+        spPr: parseRawSpPr((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:spPr")),
+        txPr: parseRawTxPr(el, "cx:txPr"),
+        valScaling: valScaling
+            ? {
+                min: parseOptionalFloat(valScaling.attributes.min),
+                max: parseOptionalFloat(valScaling.attributes.max),
+                majorUnit: parseOptionalFloat(valScaling.attributes.majorUnit),
+                minorUnit: parseOptionalFloat(valScaling.attributes.minorUnit)
+            }
+            : undefined,
+        catScaling: catScaling
+            ? {
+                gapWidth: parseOptionalFloat(catScaling.attributes.gapWidth)
+            }
+            : undefined,
+        // `<cx:units>` is a value-axis display-unit scaler (thousands /
+        // millions / custom). The library doesn't yet interpret its
+        // `cx:unit` / `cx:dispUnitsLbl` children, but preserving the raw
+        // bytes keeps round-trip byte-equal for files that carry the
+        // element. Without this the element evaporated on save.
+        units: rawElement(el, "cx:units"),
+        extLst: rawElement(el, "cx:extLst")
+    };
+}
+function parseLegend(el, collector) {
+    if (!el) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    const legendPositions = ["b", "l", "r", "t", "tr"];
+    const legendAligns = ["ctr", "l", "r", "t", "b"];
+    // `CT_Legend` (Chart2014) sequence: `legendEntry* → spPr? → txPr? →
+    // extLst?`. The parser previously only read `pos` / `align` /
+    // `overlay` / `spPr` / legendEntry idx; every other field was
+    // silently dropped, breaking round-trip of legends with author-
+    // supplied text styling, per-entry deletions, and vendor
+    // extensions.
+    return {
+        legendPos: validateEnum(el.attributes.pos, legendPositions, collector, "cx:legend/@pos"),
+        align: validateEnum(el.attributes.align, legendAligns, collector, "cx:legend/@align"),
+        overlay: parseBoolAttr(el, "overlay"),
+        spPr: parseRawSpPr((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:spPr")),
+        txPr: parseRawTxPr(el, "cx:txPr"),
+        extLst: rawElement(el, "cx:extLst"),
+        legendEntries: (0, dom_1.findChildren)(el, "cx:legendEntry").map(entry => ({
+            index: parseIndexAttr(entry.attributes.idx),
+            // Per `CT_LegendEntry` in the Chart2014 XSD, both `idx` and
+            // `delete` are attributes (`xsd:unsignedInt` and `xsd:boolean`
+            // respectively) — despite the type name `CT_Boolean` appearing
+            // elsewhere in the schema for CHILD-element booleans. Excel's
+            // own output is `<cx:legendEntry idx="0" delete="1"/>` with
+            // attribute form, and the matching renderer emits the same
+            // shape. Default per schema when `delete` is absent is `false`.
+            delete: parseBoolAttr(entry, "delete"),
+            txPr: parseRawTxPr(entry, "cx:txPr"),
+            extLst: rawElement(entry, "cx:extLst")
+        }))
+    };
+}
+function parseTitle(el) {
+    if (!el) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    const txEl = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:tx");
+    const text = parseRichText((0, dom_1.findChild)(txEl ?? emptyElement(), "cx:rich"));
+    // `<cx:tx>` can hold EITHER `<cx:rich>` (structured rich text) OR
+    // `<cx:txData>` (formula-backed text with cached value). The parser
+    // previously only handled the rich variant, so a title authored as
+    // `<cx:tx><cx:txData><cx:f>Sheet1!$A$1</cx:f><cx:v>Q1 Sales</cx:v></cx:txData></cx:tx>`
+    // silently dropped the formula on round-trip. Map `txData` onto the
+    // classic `ChartTitle.strRef` shape so writers / consumers can use
+    // one API for both formula-linked titles.
+    const txDataEl = (0, dom_1.findChild)(txEl ?? emptyElement(), "cx:txData");
+    const formula = txDataEl ? childText(txDataEl, "cx:f") : undefined;
+    const cachedValue = txDataEl ? childText(txDataEl, "cx:v") : undefined;
+    const strRef = formula
+        ? {
+            formula,
+            cache: cachedValue !== undefined
+                ? { points: [{ index: 0, value: cachedValue }] }
+                : { points: [] }
+        }
+        : undefined;
+    const overlay = parseBoolAttr((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:overlay"), "val");
+    const spPr = parseRawSpPr((0, dom_1.findChild)(el, "cx:spPr"));
+    const txPr = parseRawTxPr(el, "cx:txPr");
+    const rawTx = rawElement(el, "cx:tx");
+    // Return undefined for an empty `<cx:title/>` so downstream consumers
+    // (snapshot tests, change detection) don't see a phantom title
+    // object with all fields undefined. Parsing a self-closing title
+    // element produces `rawTx` that's itself a self-closing tag —
+    // treat that as equivalent to absent unless structured state is
+    // present.
+    if (text === undefined &&
+        strRef === undefined &&
+        overlay === undefined &&
+        spPr === undefined &&
+        txPr === undefined &&
+        (rawTx === undefined || /^<cx:tx\s*\/>$/.test(rawTx.trim()))) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    return { text, strRef, overlay, spPr, txPr, rawTx };
+}
+function parseRichText(el) {
+    if (!el) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    const paragraphs = (0, dom_1.findChildren)(el, "a:p").map(p => {
+        // Paragraph properties — `<a:pPr>` with optional `<a:defRPr>` child
+        // carrying default run formatting for the paragraph. Not fully
+        // modelled in `ChartParagraph` today; capturing it as raw XML so
+        // mutation-aware writers can still preserve author intent.
+        const runs = (0, dom_1.findChildren)(p, "a:r").map(r => {
+            const runText = childText(r, "a:t") ?? "";
+            // Parse `<a:rPr>` into structured `ChartTextProperties`. Wrapping
+            // `<a:defRPr>` around the rPr attributes is the trick that lets
+            // us reuse `parseTxPr`, which expects a `defRPr`-style XML block.
+            // Previously the parser dropped run-level properties entirely —
+            // any bold/italic/colour/font on a rich-text title or series
+            // caption silently disappeared on round-trip unless the caller
+            // explicitly used the raw-bytes path.
+            const rPr = (0, dom_1.findChild)(r, "a:rPr");
+            if (!rPr) {
+                return { text: runText };
+            }
+            const rPrRaw = rawElementFromNode(rPr);
+            if (!rPrRaw) {
+                return { text: runText };
+            }
+            // `parseTxPr` reads `<a:defRPr>` or `<a:rPr>` fragments from
+            // `_rawXml`; the element name doesn't matter, the attribute /
+            // child extraction does. Emit a thin `<a:defRPr>` envelope and
+            // feed the inner bytes through.
+            const innerBytes = rPrRaw
+                .replace(/^<a:rPr\b/, "<a:defRPr")
+                .replace(/<\/a:rPr>$/, "</a:defRPr>");
+            const envelope = `<a:txPr><a:p>${innerBytes}</a:p></a:txPr>`;
+            const parsed = (0, shape_properties_1.parseTxPr)({ _rawXml: envelope });
+            if (!parsed || Object.keys(parsed).length === 0) {
+                return { text: runText };
+            }
+            // Strip the `_rawXml` that `parseTxPr` may have carried through;
+            // run properties are flat, not a full `ChartTextProperties`
+            // wrapper.
+            const { _rawXml, ...structured } = parsed;
+            return {
+                text: runText,
+                properties: structured
+            };
+        });
+        return { runs };
+    });
+    return paragraphs.length > 0 ? { paragraphs } : undefined;
+}
+function parseRawLayout(el) {
+    const raw = rawElementFromNode(el);
+    // `ChartLayout._rawXml` was added so this path no longer needs `as any`.
+    return raw ? { _rawXml: raw } : undefined;
+}
+function parseRawSpPr(el) {
+    const raw = rawElementFromNode(el);
+    if (!raw) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    // Dual representation: keep the original XML for lossless round-trip of
+    // elements this parser does not structurally understand (a:xfrm,
+    // a:prstGeom, a:custGeom, future DrawingML extensions…) while also
+    // populating structured fields (fill / line / effectList / scene3d / sp3d)
+    // so consumers can read and mutate them programmatically.
+    //
+    // Writers (`chart-ex-renderer.renderSpPr`, `chart-space-xform._renderSpPr`)
+    // prefer `_rawXml` when present. Mutation APIs in `shape-properties.ts`
+    // (`setSpPrFill`, `setSpPrLine`, `buildSpPr`) return a new object without
+    // `_rawXml`, which causes the writer to take the structured path. This
+    // matches the contract documented at `shape-properties.ts:927`.
+    const structured = (0, shape_properties_1.parseSpPr)({ _rawXml: raw });
+    return { ...structured, _rawXml: raw };
+}
+function parseRawTxPr(parent, name) {
+    const raw = rawElement(parent, name);
+    if (!raw) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    // Same dual-representation trick as `parseRawSpPr`. `parseTxPr` extracts
+    // font size / bold / italic / colour / font family / rotation from the raw
+    // XML so callers can read and mutate text properties structurally; the
+    // raw XML wins at write time unless the caller rebuilds via `buildTxPr`.
+    const structured = (0, shape_properties_1.parseTxPr)({ _rawXml: raw });
+    return { ...structured, _rawXml: raw };
+}
+function rawElement(parent, name) {
+    return rawElementFromNode((0, dom_1.findChild)(parent, name));
+}
+function rawElementFromNode(el) {
+    if (!el) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    return serializeElement(el);
+}
+function serializeElement(el) {
+    const attrs = Object.entries(el.attributes ?? {})
+        .map(([key, value]) => ` ${key}="${(0, chart_utils_1.escapeXmlAttr)(value)}"`)
+        .join("");
+    const children = el.children ?? [];
+    if (children.length === 0) {
+        return `<${el.name}${attrs}/>`;
+    }
+    return `<${el.name}${attrs}>${children.map(serializeNode).join("")}</${el.name}>`;
+}
+function serializeNode(node) {
+    if (node.type === "text") {
+        return (0, chart_utils_1.escapeXml)(node.value ?? "");
+    }
+    if (node.type === "element") {
+        return serializeElement(node);
+    }
+    if (node.type === "cdata") {
+        return `<![CDATA[${node.value ?? ""}]]>`;
+    }
+    if (node.type === "comment") {
+        return `<!--${node.value ?? ""}-->`;
+    }
+    if (node.type === "processing-instruction") {
+        return `<?${node.target}${node.body ? ` ${node.body}` : ""}?>`;
+    }
+    return "";
+}
+function childText(el, name) {
+    const child = (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, name);
+    return child ? (0, dom_1.textContent)(child) : undefined;
+}
+function childVal(el, name) {
+    return (0, dom_1.findChild)(el, name)?.attributes.val;
+}
+function parseBoolAttr(el, name) {
+    const value = el?.attributes[name];
+    if (value === undefined) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    return parseBoolString(value);
+}
+/**
+ * Parse an OOXML boolean string (`"1"` / `"0"` / `"true"` / `"false"`),
+ * returning `undefined` for anything else. Used by the layoutPr parser
+ * when reading boolean attributes off `<cx:visibility>` etc.
+ */
+function parseBoolString(value) {
+    if (value === undefined) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    if (value === "1" || value === "true") {
+        return true;
+    }
+    if (value === "0" || value === "false") {
+        return false;
+    }
+    return undefined;
+}
+/**
+ * Parse a Chart2014 `CT_Boolean` child element. The element's `val`
+ * attribute defaults to `true` when absent — see ECMA-376 Part 1
+ * §L.4.3.2.8. Callers like `<cx:connectorLines/>`, `<cx:paretoLine/>`,
+ * `<cx:showMeanLine/>` depend on this default; previously the parser
+ * required an explicit `val` attribute and silently dropped the field
+ * otherwise, losing user intent for waterfall / box-and-whisker /
+ * pareto charts on round-trip.
+ *
+ * Semantics by input:
+ *   - Element missing entirely          → `undefined`
+ *   - `<cx:foo/>` (no `val` attr)       → `true` (schema default)
+ *   - `<cx:foo val="1"/>` / `"true"`    → `true`
+ *   - `<cx:foo val="0"/>` / `"false"`   → `false`
+ *   - `<cx:foo val="yes"/>` (garbage)   → `undefined` (don't promote)
+ *
+ * The last case previously coalesced to `true` via `?? true`, silently
+ * treating an invalid attribute as opt-in. Garbage now falls through
+ * so callers can distinguish "attribute absent" from "attribute
+ * invalid" and react accordingly (typically: drop the field, leaving
+ * the caller's default in place).
+ */
+function parseCtBoolean(el) {
+    if (!el) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    // Distinguish "no val attribute" (schema default true) from
+    // "val attribute present but unrecognised" (undefined).
+    if (el.attributes.val === undefined) {
+        return true;
+    }
+    return parseBoolAttr(el, "val");
+}
+/**
+ * Narrow an attribute / child-element string to a known enum value.
+ * When the input is missing returns `undefined`; when it isn't one of
+ * the `allowed` variants returns `undefined` and appends a diagnostic
+ * entry to the {@link UnknownCollector}, so callers can discover
+ * unfamiliar OOXML values via `model.unknownElements` without replacing
+ * them with an arbitrary fallback.
+ */
+function validateEnum(value, allowed, collector, path) {
+    if (value === undefined) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    if (allowed.includes(value)) {
+        return value;
+    }
+    collector?.entries.push({ name: `${path}=${value}`, path });
+    return undefined;
+}
+function parseOptionalInt(value) {
+    if (value === undefined) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    const parsed = parseInt(value, 10);
+    // `parseInt("Infinity", 10)` returns `NaN` — caught by the finite
+    // check — but explicit finite testing guards against future
+    // parser additions (e.g. `Number()` migration) still rejecting
+    // non-finite slips. See `parseOptionalFloat`.
+    return Number.isFinite(parsed) ? parsed : undefined;
+}
+/**
+ * Parse a non-negative OOXML index attribute, falling back to `0`
+ * when the value is absent / malformed. Use this for `idx`, `id`,
+ * `dataId` and similar slots where `<c:pt idx="">` (empty string),
+ * `<c:pt idx="abc">` (garbage), or `<c:pt idx="-1">` (negative)
+ * should all coerce to 0 rather than land a poison value on the
+ * model — `-1` silently corrupts dense arrays via property
+ * assignment on the length slot, and `NaN` creates a string-indexed
+ * property the rest of the code ignores.
+ */
+function parseIndexAttr(value) {
+    if (value === undefined || value === "") {
+        return 0;
+    }
+    const parsed = parseInt(value, 10);
+    if (!Number.isFinite(parsed) || parsed < 0) {
+        return 0;
+    }
+    return parsed;
+}
+function parseOptionalFloat(value) {
+    if (value === undefined) {
+        return undefined;
+    }
+    const parsed = parseFloat(value);
+    // Reject non-finite parses — `parseFloat("Infinity")` returns
+    // `Infinity`, which propagates through axis scaling and collapses
+    // the plot to an unrenderable degenerate range. Malformed input
+    // should fall back to "absent" rather than poison downstream math.
+    return Number.isFinite(parsed) ? parsed : undefined;
+}
+/**
+ * Validate an OOXML `cx:strDim/@type` / `cx:numDim/@type` value
+ * against {@link ChartExDimensionType}. Unknown values fall back to
+ * `"val"` (the schema default) and are reported to the optional
+ * {@link UnknownCollector} so `model.unknownElements` surfaces
+ * vendor / forward-compat extensions instead of silently coercing
+ * them into a real enum member.
+ */
+function parseDimensionType(value, collector, path) {
+    const allowed = [
+        "cat",
+        "val",
+        "x",
+        "y",
+        "size",
+        "colorVal",
+        "from",
+        "to",
+        "classification"
+    ];
+    if (value === undefined) {
+        return "val";
+    }
+    if (allowed.includes(value)) {
+        return value;
+    }
+    const diagnosticPath = path ?? "cx:dim/@type";
+    collector?.entries.push({
+        name: `${diagnosticPath}=${value}`,
+        path: diagnosticPath
+    });
+    return "val";
+}
+function emptyElement() {
+    return { type: "element", name: "", attributes: {}, children: [] };
+}