@tonguetoquill/collection 0.2.3 → 0.2.5-beta.1

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-// utils.typ: Utility functions and backend code for Typst usaf-memo package.
-//
-// This module provides core utility functions, configuration constants, and helper
-// functions used by the main memorandum template. It handles spacing calculations,
-// paragraph numbering, grid layouts, and various formatting utilities required
-// for AFH 33-337 compliance.
-//
-// Key components:
-// - Spacing constants and configuration management
-// - Paragraph numbering and indentation utilities
-// - Grid layout and backmatter formatting functions
-// - Date formatting and content scaling utilities
-// - Indorsement processing and ordinal number generation
-
-#import "config.typ": CLASSIFICATION_COLORS, counters, paragraph-config, spacing
-
-/// Creates vertical spacing equivalent to multiple blank lines.
-///
-/// Calculates proper vertical space based on line height and leading
-/// to maintain consistent spacing throughout the document.
-///
-/// - count (int): Number of blank lines to create
-/// - weak (bool): Whether spacing can be compressed at page breaks
-/// -> content
-#let blank-lines(count, weak: true) = {
-  if count == 0 {
-    v(0em, weak: weak)
-  } else {
-    let lead = spacing.line
-    let height = spacing.line-height
-    v(lead + (height + lead) * count, weak: weak)
-  }
-}
-
-/// Creates vertical spacing equivalent to one blank line.
-/// Convenience function for single line spacing.
-///
-/// - weak (bool): Whether spacing can be compressed at page breaks
-/// -> content
-#let blank-line(weak: true) = blank-lines(1, weak: weak)
-
-// =============================================================================
-// GENERAL UTILITY FUNCTIONS
-// =============================================================================
-
-/// Checks if a value is "falsey" (none, false, empty array, or empty string).
-///
-/// Provides a consistent way to test for empty or missing values across
-/// the template system. Used for conditional rendering of optional sections.
-///
-/// - value (any): The value to check for "falsey" status
-/// -> bool
-#let falsey(value) = {
-  value == none or value == false or (type(value) == array and value.len() == 0) or (type(value) == str and value == "")
-}
-
-/// Scales content to fit within a specified box while maintaining aspect ratio.
-///
-/// Automatically measures content and calculates uniform scaling to fit within
-/// the given dimensions. Commonly used for letterhead seals and other images
-/// that need to fit specific size constraints while preserving proportions.
-///
-/// - width (length): Maximum width for the content (default: 2in)
-/// - height (length): Maximum height for the content (default: 1in)
-/// - alignment (alignment): Content alignment within the box (default: left+horizon)
-/// - body (content): Content to scale and fit
-/// -> content
-#let fit-box(width: 2in, height: 1in, alignment: left + horizon, body) = context {
-  // 1) measure the unscaled content
-  let s = measure(body)
-
-  // 2) compute the uniform scale that fits inside the box
-  let f = calc.min(width / s.width, height / s.height) * 100% // ratio
-
-  // 3) fixed-size box, center the scaled content, and reflow so layout respects it
-  box(width: width, height: height, clip: true)[
-    #align(alignment)[
-      #scale(f, reflow: true)[#body]
-    ]
-  ]
-}
-
-/// Checks if a string is in ISO date format (YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS).
-///
-/// Performs a simple pattern check for ISO 8601 date strings by verifying:
-/// - String is at least 10 characters long
-/// - Characters at positions 4 and 7 are dashes
-///
-/// - date-str (str): String to check for ISO date pattern
-/// -> bool
-#let is-iso-date-string(date-str) = {
-  if date-str.len() == 10 {
-    let char4 = date-str.at(4)
-    let char7 = date-str.at(7)
-    return char4 == "-" and char7 == "-"
-  } else if date-str.len() > 10 {
-    let char4 = date-str.at(4)
-    let char7 = date-str.at(7)
-    let char10 = date-str.at(10)
-    return char4 == "-" and char7 == "-" and char10 == "T"
-  }
-  return false
-}
-
-/// Extracts the date portion (YYYY-MM-DD) from an ISO date string.
-///
-/// Returns the first 10 characters which contain the date portion of an
-/// ISO 8601 date string, removing any time component if present.
-///
-/// - date-str (str): ISO date string to extract from
-/// -> str
-#let extract-iso-date(date-str) = {
-  date-str.slice(0, 10)
-}
-
-/// Formats a date in standard military format or ISO format depending on input type.
-///
-/// AFH 33-337 "Date": "Use the 'Day Month Year' or 'DD Mmm YY' format for documents
-/// addressed to a military organization. For civilian addressees, use the 'Month Day, Year' format."
-/// Examples: "15 October 2014" or "15 Oct 14" for military, "October 15, 2014" for civilian
-///
-/// Intelligently handles different date input formats:
-/// - ISO string (YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS): Parsed via TOML and displayed in military format
-/// - Non-ISO string: Displayed as-is
-/// - datetime object: Displayed in military format ("1 January 2024")
-///
-/// - date (str|datetime): Date to format for display
-/// -> str
-// NOTE: Consider simplification if Typst adds native ISO date parsing (see CASCADES.md §A)
-#let display-date(date) = {
-  if type(date) == str {
-    if is-iso-date-string(date) {
-      // Parse ISO date string using TOML to get datetime object
-      let iso-date = extract-iso-date(date)
-      let toml-str = "date = " + iso-date
-      let parsed = toml(bytes(toml-str))
-      parsed.date.display("[day padding:none] [month repr:long] [year]")
-    } else {
-      date
-    }
-  } else {
-    date.display("[day padding:none] [month repr:long] [year]")
-  }
-}
-
-/// Gets the color associated with a classification level.
-///
-/// - level (str): Classification level string
-/// -> color
-#let get-classification-level-color(level) = {
-  if level == none {
-    return rgb(0, 0, 0) // Default to black if no classification
-  }
-  // Order matters - check most specific first
-  let level-order = ("TOP SECRET", "SECRET", "CONFIDENTIAL", "UNCLASSIFIED")
-
-  for base-level in level-order {
-    if base-level in level {
-      return CLASSIFICATION_COLORS.at(base-level)
-    }
-  }
-
-  rgb(0, 0, 0) // Default
-}
-
-// =============================================================================
-// GRID LAYOUT UTILITIES
-// =============================================================================
-
-/// Creates an automatic grid layout from string or array content.
-///
-/// Converts 1D content into a multi-column grid layout with proper spacing.
-/// Used primarily for formatting recipient lists in the "MEMORANDUM FOR" section
-/// where multiple organizations need to be displayed in columns.
-///
-/// Features:
-/// - Automatic column distribution and row filling
-/// - Configurable column spacing and count
-/// - Handles both single strings and arrays of strings
-/// - Adds padding cells to maintain consistent column alignment
-///
-/// - content (str | array): Content to arrange in grid (strings only)
-/// - column-gutter (length): Space between columns (default: 0.5em)
-/// - cols (int): Number of columns for the grid (default: 3)
-/// -> grid
-#let create-auto-grid(content, column-gutter: .5em, cols: 3) = {
-  let content_type = type(content)
-
-  assert(content_type == str or content_type == array, message: "Content must be a string or an array of strings.")
-  if content_type == array {
-    for item in content {
-      assert(type(item) == str, message: "All items in content array must be strings.")
-    }
-  }
-
-  // Normalize to 1d array
-  if content_type == str {
-    content = (content,)
-  }
-
-
-  // Build cell array in row-major order
-  let cells = ()
-  let i = 0
-  for item in content {
-    i += 1
-    cells.push(item)
-    if calc.rem(i, cols) == 0 {
-      // Add empty cell to pad the page
-      cells.push([])
-    }
-  }
-
-  // Add padding cells to complete the last row if needed
-  let remainder = calc.rem(cells.len(), cols + 1)
-  if remainder != 0 {
-    let padding_needed = (cols + 1) - remainder
-    for _ in range(padding_needed) {
-      cells.push([])
-    }
-  }
-
-  grid(
-    columns: calc.max(1, cols) + 1,
-    column-gutter: .1fr,
-    row-gutter: spacing.line,
-    ..cells
-  )
-}
-
-// =============================================================================
-// TYPE NORMALIZATION UTILITIES
-// =============================================================================
-
-/// Ensures the input is an array. If already an array, returns as-is.
-/// If not an array, wraps the value in a tuple.
-///
-/// This utility eliminates repetitive `if type(x) == array` checks throughout
-/// the codebase by providing a canonical "normalize to array" function.
-///
-/// - value: Any value to normalize to array form
-/// - Returns: Array containing the value(s)
-///
-/// Examples:
-/// - ensure-array("foo") → ("foo",)
-/// - ensure-array(("a", "b")) → ("a", "b")
-/// - ensure-array(none) → ()
-#let ensure-array(value) = {
-  if value == none {
-    ()
-  } else if type(value) == array {
-    value
-  } else {
-    (value,)
-  }
-}
-
-/// Ensures the input is a string. If already a string, returns as-is.
-/// If an array, joins elements with the specified separator.
-///
-/// This utility eliminates repetitive `if type(x) == array { x.join(...) }`
-/// checks throughout the codebase by providing a canonical "normalize to string"
-/// function.
-///
-/// - value: Any value to normalize to string form
-/// - separator: String to use when joining array elements (default: "\n")
-/// - Returns: String representation of the value
-///
-/// Examples:
-/// - ensure-string("foo") → "foo"
-/// - ensure-string(("a", "b")) → "a\nb"
-/// - ensure-string(("a", "b"), ", ") → "a, b"
-/// - ensure-string(none) → ""
-#let ensure-string(value, separator: "\n") = {
-  if value == none {
-    ""
-  } else if type(value) == array {
-    value.join(separator)
-  } else {
-    str(value)
-  }
-}
-
-/// Extracts the first element from an array, or returns the value if not an array.
-///
-/// This utility eliminates repetitive ternary operators like
-/// `if type(x) == array { x.at(0) } else { x }` by providing a canonical
-/// "first element or self" function.
-///
-/// - value: Any value to extract from
-/// - Returns: First array element if array, otherwise the value itself
-///
-/// Examples:
-/// - first-or-value("foo") → "foo"
-/// - first-or-value(("a", "b")) → "a"
-/// - first-or-value(()) → none
-/// - first-or-value(none) → none
-#let first-or-value(value) = {
-  if value == none {
-    none
-  } else if type(value) == array {
-    if value.len() > 0 {
-      value.at(0)
-    } else {
-      none
-    }
-  } else {
-    value
-  }
-}
-
-
-// =============================================================================
-// INDORSEMENT UTILITIES
-// =============================================================================
-
-/// Converts number to ordinal suffix for indorsements following AFH 33-337 conventions.
-///
-/// AFH 33-337 Chapter 14 indorsement examples show "1st Ind", "2d Ind", "3d Ind" format.
-/// Note: Military style uses "2d" and "3d" instead of "2nd" and "3rd" per DoD correspondence standards.
-///
-/// Generates proper ordinal suffixes for indorsement numbering:
-/// - 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, etc. (note: military uses "2d" and "3d", not "2nd" and "3rd")
-/// - Special handling for 11th, 12th, 13th (all use "th")
-/// - Follows official military correspondence standards
-///
-/// - number (int): The indorsement number (1, 2, 3, etc.)
-/// -> str
-// NOTE: Could be table-driven vs algorithmic (see CASCADES.md §B) — current approach is correct
-#let get-ordinal-suffix(number) = {
-  let last-digit = calc.rem(number, 10)
-  let last-two-digits = calc.rem(number, 100)
-
-  if last-two-digits >= 11 and last-two-digits <= 13 {
-    "th"
-  } else if last-digit == 1 {
-    "st"
-  } else if last-digit == 2 {
-    "d"
-  } else if last-digit == 3 {
-    "d"
-  } else {
-    "th"
-  }
-}
-
-/// Formats indorsement number according to AFH 33-337 standards.
-///
-/// Creates properly formatted indorsement labels with ordinal suffixes:
-/// - "1st Ind", "2d Ind", "3d Ind", "4th Ind", etc.
-/// - Uses military-specific ordinal format (2d/3d instead of 2nd/3rd)
-/// - Combines with "Ind" suffix for standard indorsement header format
-///
-/// - number (int): Indorsement sequence number (1, 2, 3, etc.)
-/// -> str
-#let format-indorsement-number(number) = {
-  let suffix = get-ordinal-suffix(number)
-  str(number) + suffix + " Ind"
-}
-
-/// Processes and renders an array of indorsements.
-///
-/// Iterates through an array of indorsement objects and renders each one
-/// with proper formatting and font settings. Used by the main memorandum
-/// template to process the indorsements parameter.
-///
-/// - indorsements (array): Array of indorsement objects created with indorsement()
-/// - body-font (str | array): Font(s) to use for indorsement text
-/// - font-size (length): Font size for indorsement text (default: 12pt)
-/// -> content
-#let process-indorsements(indorsements, body-font: none, font-size: 12pt) = {
-  if not falsey(indorsements) {
-    for indorsement in indorsements {
-      (indorsement.render)(body-font: body-font, font-size: font-size)
-    }
-  }
-}
+// utils.typ: Utility functions and backend code for Typst usaf-memo package.
+//
+// This module provides core utility functions, configuration constants, and helper
+// functions used by the main memorandum template. It handles spacing calculations,
+// paragraph numbering, grid layouts, and various formatting utilities required
+// for AFH 33-337 compliance.
+//
+// Key components:
+// - Spacing constants and configuration management
+// - Paragraph numbering and indentation utilities
+// - Grid layout and backmatter formatting functions
+// - Date formatting and content scaling utilities
+// - Indorsement processing and ordinal number generation
+
+#import "config.typ": CLASSIFICATION_COLORS, counters, paragraph-config, spacing
+
+/// Creates vertical spacing equivalent to multiple blank lines.
+///
+/// Calculates proper vertical space based on line height and leading
+/// to maintain consistent spacing throughout the document.
+///
+/// - count (int): Number of blank lines to create
+/// - weak (bool): Whether spacing can be compressed at page breaks
+/// -> content
+#let blank-lines(count, weak: true) = {
+  if count == 0 {
+    v(0em, weak: weak)
+  } else {
+    let lead = spacing.line
+    let height = spacing.line-height
+    v(lead + (height + lead) * count, weak: weak)
+  }
+}
+
+/// Creates vertical spacing equivalent to one blank line.
+/// Convenience function for single line spacing.
+///
+/// - weak (bool): Whether spacing can be compressed at page breaks
+/// -> content
+#let blank-line(weak: true) = blank-lines(1, weak: weak)
+
+// =============================================================================
+// GENERAL UTILITY FUNCTIONS
+// =============================================================================
+
+/// Checks if a value is "falsey" (none, false, empty array, or empty string).
+///
+/// Provides a consistent way to test for empty or missing values across
+/// the template system. Used for conditional rendering of optional sections.
+///
+/// - value (any): The value to check for "falsey" status
+/// -> bool
+#let falsey(value) = {
+  value == none or value == false or (type(value) == array and value.len() == 0) or (type(value) == str and value == "")
+}
+
+/// Scales content to fit within a specified box while maintaining aspect ratio.
+///
+/// Automatically measures content and calculates uniform scaling to fit within
+/// the given dimensions. Commonly used for letterhead seals and other images
+/// that need to fit specific size constraints while preserving proportions.
+///
+/// - width (length): Maximum width for the content (default: 2in)
+/// - height (length): Maximum height for the content (default: 1in)
+/// - alignment (alignment): Content alignment within the box (default: left+horizon)
+/// - body (content): Content to scale and fit
+/// -> content
+#let fit-box(width: 2in, height: 1in, alignment: left + horizon, body) = context {
+  // 1) measure the unscaled content
+  let s = measure(body)
+
+  // 2) compute the uniform scale that fits inside the box
+  let f = calc.min(width / s.width, height / s.height) * 100% // ratio
+
+  // 3) fixed-size box, center the scaled content, and reflow so layout respects it
+  box(width: width, height: height, clip: true)[
+    #align(alignment)[
+      #scale(f, reflow: true)[#body]
+    ]
+  ]
+}
+
+/// Checks if a string is in ISO date format (YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS).
+///
+/// Performs a simple pattern check for ISO 8601 date strings by verifying:
+/// - String is at least 10 characters long
+/// - Characters at positions 4 and 7 are dashes
+///
+/// - date-str (str): String to check for ISO date pattern
+/// -> bool
+#let is-iso-date-string(date-str) = {
+  if date-str.len() == 10 {
+    let char4 = date-str.at(4)
+    let char7 = date-str.at(7)
+    return char4 == "-" and char7 == "-"
+  } else if date-str.len() > 10 {
+    let char4 = date-str.at(4)
+    let char7 = date-str.at(7)
+    let char10 = date-str.at(10)
+    return char4 == "-" and char7 == "-" and char10 == "T"
+  }
+  return false
+}
+
+/// Extracts the date portion (YYYY-MM-DD) from an ISO date string.
+///
+/// Returns the first 10 characters which contain the date portion of an
+/// ISO 8601 date string, removing any time component if present.
+///
+/// - date-str (str): ISO date string to extract from
+/// -> str
+#let extract-iso-date(date-str) = {
+  date-str.slice(0, 10)
+}
+
+/// Formats a date in standard military format or ISO format depending on input type.
+///
+/// AFH 33-337 "Date": "Use the 'Day Month Year' or 'DD Mmm YY' format for documents
+/// addressed to a military organization. For civilian addressees, use the 'Month Day, Year' format."
+/// Examples: "15 October 2014" or "15 Oct 14" for military, "October 15, 2014" for civilian
+///
+/// Intelligently handles different date input formats:
+/// - ISO string (YYYY-MM-DD or YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS): Parsed via TOML and displayed in military format
+/// - Non-ISO string: Displayed as-is
+/// - datetime object: Displayed in military format ("1 January 2024")
+///
+/// - date (str|datetime): Date to format for display
+/// -> str
+// NOTE: Consider simplification if Typst adds native ISO date parsing (see CASCADES.md §A)
+#let display-date(date) = {
+  if type(date) == str {
+    if is-iso-date-string(date) {
+      // Parse ISO date string using TOML to get datetime object
+      let iso-date = extract-iso-date(date)
+      let toml-str = "date = " + iso-date
+      let parsed = toml(bytes(toml-str))
+      parsed.date.display("[day padding:none] [month repr:long] [year]")
+    } else {
+      date
+    }
+  } else {
+    date.display("[day padding:none] [month repr:long] [year]")
+  }
+}
+
+/// Gets the color associated with a classification level.
+///
+/// - level (str): Classification level string
+/// -> color
+#let get-classification-level-color(level) = {
+  if level == none {
+    return rgb(0, 0, 0) // Default to black if no classification
+  }
+  // Order matters - check most specific first
+  let level-order = ("TOP SECRET", "SECRET", "CONFIDENTIAL", "UNCLASSIFIED")
+
+  for base-level in level-order {
+    if base-level in level {
+      return CLASSIFICATION_COLORS.at(base-level)
+    }
+  }
+
+  rgb(0, 0, 0) // Default
+}
+
+// =============================================================================
+// GRID LAYOUT UTILITIES
+// =============================================================================
+
+/// Creates an automatic grid layout from string or array content.
+///
+/// Converts 1D content into a multi-column grid layout with proper spacing.
+/// Used primarily for formatting recipient lists in the "MEMORANDUM FOR" section
+/// where multiple organizations need to be displayed in columns.
+///
+/// Features:
+/// - Automatic column distribution and row filling
+/// - Configurable column spacing and count
+/// - Handles both single strings and arrays of strings
+/// - Adds padding cells to maintain consistent column alignment
+///
+/// - content (str | array): Content to arrange in grid (strings only)
+/// - column-gutter (length): Space between columns (default: 0.5em)
+/// - cols (int): Number of columns for the grid (default: 3)
+/// -> grid
+#let create-auto-grid(content, column-gutter: .5em, cols: 3) = {
+  let content_type = type(content)
+
+  assert(content_type == str or content_type == array, message: "Content must be a string or an array of strings.")
+  if content_type == array {
+    for item in content {
+      assert(type(item) == str, message: "All items in content array must be strings.")
+    }
+  }
+
+  // Normalize to 1d array
+  if content_type == str {
+    content = (content,)
+  }
+
+
+  // Build cell array in row-major order
+  let cells = ()
+  let i = 0
+  for item in content {
+    i += 1
+    cells.push(item)
+    if calc.rem(i, cols) == 0 {
+      // Add empty cell to pad the page
+      cells.push([])
+    }
+  }
+
+  // Add padding cells to complete the last row if needed
+  let remainder = calc.rem(cells.len(), cols + 1)
+  if remainder != 0 {
+    let padding_needed = (cols + 1) - remainder
+    for _ in range(padding_needed) {
+      cells.push([])
+    }
+  }
+
+  grid(
+    columns: calc.max(1, cols) + 1,
+    column-gutter: .1fr,
+    row-gutter: spacing.line,
+    ..cells
+  )
+}
+
+// =============================================================================
+// TYPE NORMALIZATION UTILITIES
+// =============================================================================
+
+/// Ensures the input is an array. If already an array, returns as-is.
+/// If not an array, wraps the value in a tuple.
+///
+/// This utility eliminates repetitive `if type(x) == array` checks throughout
+/// the codebase by providing a canonical "normalize to array" function.
+///
+/// - value: Any value to normalize to array form
+/// - Returns: Array containing the value(s)
+///
+/// Examples:
+/// - ensure-array("foo") → ("foo",)
+/// - ensure-array(("a", "b")) → ("a", "b")
+/// - ensure-array(none) → ()
+#let ensure-array(value) = {
+  if value == none {
+    ()
+  } else if type(value) == array {
+    value
+  } else {
+    (value,)
+  }
+}
+
+/// Ensures the input is a string. If already a string, returns as-is.
+/// If an array, joins elements with the specified separator.
+///
+/// This utility eliminates repetitive `if type(x) == array { x.join(...) }`
+/// checks throughout the codebase by providing a canonical "normalize to string"
+/// function.
+///
+/// - value: Any value to normalize to string form
+/// - separator: String to use when joining array elements (default: "\n")
+/// - Returns: String representation of the value
+///
+/// Examples:
+/// - ensure-string("foo") → "foo"
+/// - ensure-string(("a", "b")) → "a\nb"
+/// - ensure-string(("a", "b"), ", ") → "a, b"
+/// - ensure-string(none) → ""
+#let ensure-string(value, separator: "\n") = {
+  if value == none {
+    ""
+  } else if type(value) == array {
+    value.join(separator)
+  } else {
+    str(value)
+  }
+}
+
+/// Extracts the first element from an array, or returns the value if not an array.
+///
+/// This utility eliminates repetitive ternary operators like
+/// `if type(x) == array { x.at(0) } else { x }` by providing a canonical
+/// "first element or self" function.
+///
+/// - value: Any value to extract from
+/// - Returns: First array element if array, otherwise the value itself
+///
+/// Examples:
+/// - first-or-value("foo") → "foo"
+/// - first-or-value(("a", "b")) → "a"
+/// - first-or-value(()) → none
+/// - first-or-value(none) → none
+#let first-or-value(value) = {
+  if value == none {
+    none
+  } else if type(value) == array {
+    if value.len() > 0 {
+      value.at(0)
+    } else {
+      none
+    }
+  } else {
+    value
+  }
+}
+
+
+// =============================================================================
+// INDORSEMENT UTILITIES
+// =============================================================================
+
+/// Converts number to ordinal suffix for indorsements following AFH 33-337 conventions.
+///
+/// AFH 33-337 Chapter 14 indorsement examples show "1st Ind", "2d Ind", "3d Ind" format.
+/// Note: Military style uses "2d" and "3d" instead of "2nd" and "3rd" per DoD correspondence standards.
+///
+/// Generates proper ordinal suffixes for indorsement numbering:
+/// - 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, etc. (note: military uses "2d" and "3d", not "2nd" and "3rd")
+/// - Special handling for 11th, 12th, 13th (all use "th")
+/// - Follows official military correspondence standards
+///
+/// - number (int): The indorsement number (1, 2, 3, etc.)
+/// -> str
+// NOTE: Could be table-driven vs algorithmic (see CASCADES.md §B) — current approach is correct
+#let get-ordinal-suffix(number) = {
+  let last-digit = calc.rem(number, 10)
+  let last-two-digits = calc.rem(number, 100)
+
+  if last-two-digits >= 11 and last-two-digits <= 13 {
+    "th"
+  } else if last-digit == 1 {
+    "st"
+  } else if last-digit == 2 {
+    "d"
+  } else if last-digit == 3 {
+    "d"
+  } else {
+    "th"
+  }
+}
+
+/// Formats indorsement number according to AFH 33-337 standards.
+///
+/// Creates properly formatted indorsement labels with ordinal suffixes:
+/// - "1st Ind", "2d Ind", "3d Ind", "4th Ind", etc.
+/// - Uses military-specific ordinal format (2d/3d instead of 2nd/3rd)
+/// - Combines with "Ind" suffix for standard indorsement header format
+///
+/// - number (int): Indorsement sequence number (1, 2, 3, etc.)
+/// -> str
+#let format-indorsement-number(number) = {
+  let suffix = get-ordinal-suffix(number)
+  str(number) + suffix + " Ind"
+}
+
+/// Processes and renders an array of indorsements.
+///
+/// Iterates through an array of indorsement objects and renders each one
+/// with proper formatting and font settings. Used by the main memorandum
+/// template to process the indorsements parameter.
+///
+/// - indorsements (array): Array of indorsement objects created with indorsement()
+/// - body-font (str | array): Font(s) to use for indorsement text
+/// - font-size (length): Font size for indorsement text (default: 12pt)
+/// -> content
+#let process-indorsements(indorsements, body-font: none, font-size: 12pt) = {
+  if not falsey(indorsements) {
+    for indorsement in indorsements {
+      (indorsement.render)(body-font: body-font, font-size: font-size)
+    }
+  }
+}