@dev-pi2pie/word-counter 0.1.3 → 0.1.4

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@@ -139,6 +139,33 @@ word-counter --path ./examples/test-case-multi-files-support --keep-progress
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  Progress is transient by default, auto-disabled for single-input runs, and suppressed in `--format raw` and `--format json`.
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+ ### Batch Concurrency (`--jobs`)
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+ Use `--jobs` to control batch concurrency:
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+ ```bash
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+ word-counter --path ./examples/test-case-multi-files-support --jobs 1
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+ word-counter --path ./examples/test-case-multi-files-support --jobs 4
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+ ```
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+ Quick policy:
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+ - no `--jobs` and `--jobs 1` are equivalent baseline behavior.
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+ - `--jobs 1`: async main-thread `load+count` baseline.
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+ - `--jobs > 1`: worker `load+count` with async fallback when workers are unavailable.
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+ - if requested `--jobs` exceeds host `suggestedMaxJobs` (from `--print-jobs-limit`), the CLI warns and runs with the suggested limit as a safety cap.
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+ - use `--quiet-warnings` to suppress non-fatal warning lines (for example jobs-limit advisory and worker-fallback warning).
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+ Inspect host jobs diagnostics:
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+ ```bash
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+ word-counter --print-jobs-limit
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+ ```
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+ `--print-jobs-limit` must be used alone (no other inputs or runtime flags).
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+ For full policy details, JSON parity expectations (`--misc`, `--total-of whitespace,words`), and benchmark standards, see [`docs/batch-jobs-usage-guide.md`](docs/batch-jobs-usage-guide.md).
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  ### Stable Path Resolution Contract
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  - Repeated `--path` values are accepted as mixed inputs (file + directory).
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  ### Debugging Diagnostics (`--debug`)
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+ Noise policy: default output shows errors + warnings; `--debug` enables diagnostics; `--verbose` enables per-item diagnostics; `--quiet-warnings` suppresses warnings.
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  `--debug` remains the diagnostics gate and now defaults to `compact` event volume:
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  - lifecycle/stage timing events
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  word-counter --path ./examples/test-case-multi-files-support --debug --debug-report ./logs/debug.jsonl --debug-tee
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  ```
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- Skip details stay debug-gated and can still be suppressed with `--quiet-skips`.
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+ Skip details stay debug-gated and can be suppressed with `--quiet-skips`.
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  ## How It Works
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  "frontmatterType": "yaml",
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  "total": 7,
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  "items": [
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- { "name": "content", "source": "frontmatter", "result": { "total": 3 } },
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- { "name": "content", "source": "content", "result": { "total": 4 } }
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+ { "name": "content", "source": "frontmatter", "result": { "total": 4 } },
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+ { "name": "content", "source": "frontmatter", "result": { "total": 2 } },
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+ { "name": "content", "source": "content", "result": { "total": 5 } }
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  ]
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  }
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  ```
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  word-counter --misc "Hi\tthere\n"
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  ```
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- In the CLI, `--include-whitespace` implies with `--non-words` (same behavior as `--misc`). `--non-words` alone does not include whitespace. When enabled, whitespace counts appear under `nonWords.whitespace`, and `total = words + nonWords` (emoji + symbols + punctuation + whitespace). JSON output also includes top-level `counts` when `nonWords` is enabled. See `docs/schemas/whitespace-categories.md` for how whitespace is categorized.
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+ In the CLI, `--include-whitespace` implies `--non-words` (same behavior as `--misc`). `--non-words` alone does not include whitespace. When enabled, whitespace counts appear under `nonWords.whitespace`, and `total = words + nonWords` (emoji + symbols + punctuation + whitespace). JSON output also includes top-level `counts` when `nonWords` is enabled. See `docs/schemas/whitespace-categories.md` for how whitespace is categorized.
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  Example JSON (trimmed):
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