bun-docx 0.20.1 → 0.20.3

package/README.md

@@ -226,9 +226,10 @@ size="…in" margins="…in" text-width="…in" -->` note when the page deviates
   so the importer drops it (it can't re-inject into the body); full entries are in
   `read --ast` under `headers`/`footers` (`Marginal[]`). Set with `docx
 headers`/`docx footers`.
-- **Track-changes state** rides a head `<!-- docx:track-changes on -->` line when the
-  document's tracking toggle is enabled (deviation-only — off emits nothing), so an
-  agent sees that subsequent edits will be redlined without inspecting `settings.xml`.
+- **Track-changes state** always rides a head `<!-- docx:track-changes on|off -->`
+  line — it's the one read hint that states its default too (an agent shouldn't have
+  to infer "off" from a missing line), so you can see whether subsequent edits will be
+  redlined without inspecting `settings.xml`.
   Toggle it with `docx track-changes FILE on|off`; the three tracked-change read views
   (`--accepted`/`--current`/`--baseline`) are covered under the review loop below.
 

package/dist/index.js

@@ -82768,23 +82768,21 @@ function detectMarkdownInPlainText(text6) {
     return "a link ([text](url))";
   return null;
 }
-async function rejectMarkdownInText(text6, help) {
+async function rejectMarkdownInText(text6) {
   const found = detectMarkdownInPlainText(text6);
   if (!found)
     return null;
-  return await fail("USAGE", `--text writes literal characters, but this value looks like markdown: ${found}. It would be baked in verbatim (e.g. literal ** around the word), not rendered.`, `Use --markdown to parse it (handles ${found}, headings, lists, links), --bold/--italic for a uniformly-emphasized run, or --runs for literal text that really contains these characters. Help:
-${help}`);
+  return await fail("USAGE", `--text writes literal characters, but this value looks like markdown: ${found}. It would be baked in verbatim (e.g. literal ** around the word), not rendered.`, `Use --markdown to parse it (handles ${found}, headings, lists, links), --bold/--italic for a uniformly-emphasized run, or --runs for literal text that really contains these characters.`);
 }
 function detectShellMangledCurrency(text6) {
   const match = text6.match(/(?<![\d$])([.,]\d{2,})/);
   return match?.[1] ?? null;
 }
-async function rejectShellMangledValue(text6, help, label = "this value") {
+async function rejectShellMangledValue(text6, label = "this value") {
   const fragment = detectShellMangledCurrency(text6);
   if (!fragment)
     return null;
-  return await fail("USAGE", `${label} contains "${fragment}" \u2014 a number with no integer part, the signature of a "$" amount gutted by the shell (bash turns double-quoted "$300.00" into ".00" and "$10,000" into ",000"). docx would write the corrupted value verbatim.`, `Wrap any "$"-bearing value in SINGLE quotes ('$300.00') so bash leaves it alone, or supply it via --batch FILE (JSONL never touches the shell). If you really mean "${fragment}", write its integer part (0${fragment}) or use --batch. Help:
-${help}`);
+  return await fail("USAGE", `${label} contains "${fragment}" \u2014 a number with no integer part, the signature of a "$" amount gutted by the shell (bash turns double-quoted "$300.00" into ".00" and "$10,000" into ",000"). docx would write the corrupted value verbatim.`, `Wrap any "$"-bearing value in SINGLE quotes ('$300.00') so bash leaves it alone, or supply it via --batch FILE (JSONL never touches the shell). If you really mean "${fragment}", write its integer part (0${fragment}) or use --batch.`);
 }
 function decodeInlineEscapes(value) {
   if (value === undefined)
@@ -85930,10 +85928,10 @@ async function validateParagraphEdit(values2, paragraphOptions) {
       }
       return { kind: "removeLine" };
     }
-    const rejected = await rejectMarkdownInText(text6, HELP9);
+    const rejected = await rejectMarkdownInText(text6);
     if (typeof rejected === "number")
       return rejected;
-    const mangled = await rejectShellMangledValue(text6, HELP9, "--text");
+    const mangled = await rejectShellMangledValue(text6, "--text");
     if (typeof mangled === "number")
       return mangled;
     return {
@@ -88875,10 +88873,10 @@ async function buildSingleShotOptions(filePath, values2) {
   if (typeof spec === "number")
     return spec;
   if (spec.kind === "text") {
-    const rejected = await rejectMarkdownInText(spec.text, HELP20);
+    const rejected = await rejectMarkdownInText(spec.text);
     if (typeof rejected === "number")
       return rejected;
-    const mangled = await rejectShellMangledValue(spec.text, HELP20, "--text");
+    const mangled = await rejectShellMangledValue(spec.text, "--text");
     if (typeof mangled === "number")
       return mangled;
   }
@@ -91709,7 +91707,7 @@ function renderMarkdown2(doc, options = {}) {
     return "";
   const baseNote = formatBaseNote(noteBaseline);
   const pageNote = formatPageNote(documentGeometry(blocks));
-  const trackNote = options.trackChangesOn ? formatNote("track-changes", [], ["on"]) : "";
+  const trackNote = formatNote("track-changes", [], [options.trackChangesOn ? "on" : "off"]);
   const wrapSummary = formatWrappingTabSummary(ctx.wrappingTabLines);
   const headLines = [
     baseNote,
@@ -94852,7 +94850,7 @@ async function run43(args) {
   }
   const cellTexts = parsed.values.cells ? parsed.values.cells.split(",") : [];
   for (const cell of cellTexts) {
-    const mangled = await rejectShellMangledValue(cell, HELP39, "--cells");
+    const mangled = await rejectShellMangledValue(cell, "--cells");
     if (typeof mangled === "number")
       return mangled;
   }
@@ -98017,7 +98015,7 @@ Examples:
 // package.json
 var package_default = {
   name: "bun-docx",
-  version: "0.20.1",
+  version: "0.20.3",
   description: "Read, edit, redline, and comment on Microsoft Word .docx files from the command line \u2014 built for AI agents.",
   keywords: [
     "docx",

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
 	"name": "bun-docx",
-	"version": "0.20.1",
+	"version": "0.20.3",
 	"description": "Read, edit, redline, and comment on Microsoft Word .docx files from the command line — built for AI agents.",
 	"keywords": [
 		"docx",