modern-pdf-lib 0.34.0 → 0.36.0

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@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
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- const require_pdfDocument = require("./pdfDocument-Dyj4AmT1.cjs");
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+ const require_pdfDocument = require("./pdfDocument-D5qz7duP.cjs");
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  const require_pdfObjects = require("./pdfObjects-BcPlSI0a.cjs");
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  const require_streamDecode = require("./streamDecode-kQ-REV7v.cjs");
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  const require_pdfForm = require("./pdfForm-BVS_do95.cjs");
@@ -277,7 +277,7 @@ function compressStream(stream, level) {
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  * @returns The incremental save result.
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  */
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  async function saveDocumentIncremental(originalBytes, doc, options) {
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- const { buildDocumentStructure } = await Promise.resolve().then(() => require("./pdfDocument-Dyj4AmT1.cjs")).then((n) => n.pdfCatalog_exports);
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+ const { buildDocumentStructure } = await Promise.resolve().then(() => require("./pdfDocument-D5qz7duP.cjs")).then((n) => n.pdfCatalog_exports);
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  const registry = doc.getRegistry();
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  const structure = buildDocumentStructure(doc.getInternalPages().map((p) => p.finalize()), {
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  producer: doc.getProducer(),
@@ -28081,6 +28081,2452 @@ function buildCertPath(leafCertDer, intermediates, anchors) {
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  };
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  }
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  //#endregion
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+ //#region src/security/threatScanner.ts
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+ /** Numeric rank for severities so we can take a maximum. */
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+ const SEVERITY_RANK = {
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+ low: 1,
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+ medium: 2,
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+ high: 3
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+ };
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+ /** Reverse lookup from rank back to severity. */
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+ const RANK_SEVERITY = [
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+ "low",
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+ "medium",
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+ "high"
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+ ];
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+ /**
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+ * File-name extensions that denote directly executable / script payloads.
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+ * An attachment ending in one of these is treated as high severity because a
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+ * viewer's "open attachment" (or a `/Launch` action targeting it) can run it.
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+ */
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+ const EXECUTABLE_EXTENSIONS = /* @__PURE__ */ new Set([
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+ "exe",
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+ "com",
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+ "scr",
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+ "pif",
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+ "cpl",
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+ "msi",
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+ "msp",
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+ "mst",
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+ "dll",
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+ "sys",
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+ "drv",
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+ "ocx",
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+ "bat",
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+ "cmd",
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+ "ps1",
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+ "psm1",
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+ "vbs",
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+ "vbe",
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+ "vb",
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+ "wsf",
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+ "wsh",
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+ "js",
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+ "jse",
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+ "jar",
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+ "class",
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+ "sh",
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+ "bash",
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+ "zsh",
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+ "ksh",
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+ "csh",
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+ "command",
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+ "app",
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+ "dmg",
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+ "pkg",
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+ "lnk",
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+ "url",
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+ "reg",
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+ "hta",
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+ "gadget",
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+ "inf",
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+ "scf",
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+ "apk",
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+ "deb",
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+ "rpm",
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+ "run",
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+ "bin",
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+ "elf",
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+ "so",
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+ "dylib",
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+ "py",
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+ "pyc",
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+ "pyw",
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+ "rb",
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+ "pl",
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+ "php"
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+ ]);
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+ /** Read a `PdfName` value (without the leading `/`) from a dict entry. */
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+ function nameValue$1(obj) {
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+ if (obj !== void 0 && obj.kind === "name") {
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+ const v = obj.value;
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+ return v.startsWith("/") ? v.slice(1) : v;
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+ }
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+ }
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+ /** Read a `PdfString` value from a dict entry. */
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+ function stringValue(obj) {
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+ if (obj !== void 0 && obj.kind === "string") return obj.value;
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+ }
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+ /** Format a `PdfRef` as the canonical `"N G R"` string, if available. */
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+ function refString(ref) {
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+ return ref ? `${ref.objectNumber} ${ref.generationNumber} R` : void 0;
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+ }
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+ /** Lower-case file extension of a name, or `''` when there is none. */
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+ function extensionOf(name) {
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+ const base = name.replace(/[\\/]+/g, "/").split("/").pop() ?? name;
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+ const dot = base.lastIndexOf(".");
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+ if (dot < 0 || dot === base.length - 1) return "";
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+ return base.slice(dot + 1).toLowerCase();
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Scan a PDF for hostile constructs and return a {@link ThreatReport}.
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+ *
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+ * The scan never executes any document content. It parses the PDF and walks
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+ * the parsed object graph (see the module header for the precise method and
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+ * ISO 32000 references). When parsing fails, a guarded raw-byte fallback runs.
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+ *
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+ * @param pdf Raw PDF bytes.
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+ * @returns A report of findings plus the aggregate `riskLevel`.
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+ */
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+ async function scanPdfThreats(pdf) {
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+ const findings = [];
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+ let scannedGraph = false;
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+ try {
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+ scanObjectGraph((await require_pdfDocument.loadPdf(pdf, { ignoreEncryption: true })).getRegistry(), findings);
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+ scannedGraph = true;
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+ } catch {
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+ scannedGraph = false;
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+ }
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+ if (!scannedGraph) scanRawBytesFallback(pdf, findings);
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+ return {
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+ findings,
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+ riskLevel: aggregateRisk(findings)
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+ };
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Walk every registered object and emit findings.
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+ *
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+ * We iterate the registry (every resolved indirect object). For each
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+ * dictionary (including stream dictionaries) we inspect that dict's *own
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+ * keys* and, where relevant, the resolved action-subtype `/S` *name*. Content
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+ * streams' raw bytes are never substring-scanned here, which is what makes the
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+ * scan precise (drawn text that merely says "JavaScript" is not a finding).
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+ */
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+ function scanObjectGraph(registry, findings) {
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+ for (const entry of registry) {
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+ const obj = entry.object;
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+ const refStr = refString(entry.ref);
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+ let dict;
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+ if (obj.kind === "dict") dict = obj;
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+ else if (obj.kind === "stream") dict = obj.dict;
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+ if (dict === void 0) continue;
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+ inspectDict(dict, refStr, findings);
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+ }
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Inspect a single dictionary's keys/values for dangerous constructs.
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+ *
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+ * @param dict The dictionary (or stream dictionary).
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+ * @param refStr The owning object's `"N G R"` string, if known.
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+ * @param findings Accumulator.
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+ */
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+ function inspectDict(dict, refStr, findings) {
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+ if (dict.has("/OpenAction")) findings.push({
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+ category: "OpenAction",
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+ severity: "medium",
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+ detail: "Document defines an /OpenAction that runs automatically when the PDF is opened (ISO 32000 §12.6.3).",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ if (dict.has("/AA")) findings.push({
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+ category: "AA",
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+ severity: "medium",
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+ detail: "Document or object defines /AA additional actions that fire on viewer events such as open/close/print/save (ISO 32000 §12.6.2).",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ if (dict.has("/JavaScript")) findings.push({
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+ category: "JavaScript",
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+ severity: "high",
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+ detail: "A /JavaScript name tree (catalog /Names → /JavaScript) is present; these scripts execute automatically on open (ISO 32000 §12.6.4.16, §7.7.4).",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ const subtype = nameValue$1(dict.get("/S"));
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+ if (subtype !== void 0) inspectActionSubtype(subtype, dict, refStr, findings);
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+ if (dict.has("/XFA")) findings.push({
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+ category: "XFA",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Document contains an XFA form (/AcroForm → /XFA, ISO 32000 §12.7.8); XFA carries its own scripting and data-binding model.",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ const annotSubtype = nameValue$1(dict.get("/Subtype"));
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+ if (annotSubtype === "RichMedia") findings.push({
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+ category: "RichMedia",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Rich-media annotation (/Subtype /RichMedia, ISO 32000-2 §13.6) embeds interactive multimedia (e.g. Flash/video).",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ else if (annotSubtype === "Movie") findings.push({
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+ category: "Movie",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Movie annotation (/Subtype /Movie, ISO 32000 §13.4) embeds video/animation content.",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ else if (annotSubtype === "Sound") findings.push({
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+ category: "Sound",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Sound annotation (/Subtype /Sound, ISO 32000 §13.3) embeds audio content.",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ if (dict.has("/RichMedia") && annotSubtype !== "RichMedia") findings.push({
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+ category: "RichMedia",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Object references rich-media content via a /RichMedia entry (ISO 32000-2 §13.6).",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ if (dict.has("/Movie") && annotSubtype !== "Movie") findings.push({
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+ category: "Movie",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Object references movie content via a /Movie entry (ISO 32000 §13.4).",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ if (dict.has("/Sound") && annotSubtype !== "Sound" && subtype !== "Sound") findings.push({
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+ category: "Sound",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Object references sound content via a /Sound entry (ISO 32000 §13.3).",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ if (nameValue$1(dict.get("/Type")) === "Filespec" || dict.has("/EF")) {
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+ const fileName = stringValue(dict.get("/UF")) ?? stringValue(dict.get("/F"));
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+ if (fileName !== void 0) {
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+ const ext = extensionOf(fileName);
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+ if (ext !== "" && EXECUTABLE_EXTENSIONS.has(ext)) findings.push({
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+ category: "EmbeddedFile",
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+ severity: "high",
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+ detail: `Embedded file "${fileName}" has an executable/script extension ".${ext}" (ISO 32000 §7.11.3/§7.11.4); opening it can run code.`,
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Flag a dangerous action `/S` subtype. Subtypes are ISO 32000 §12.6.4 /
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+ * §12.7.5 action types.
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+ */
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+ function inspectActionSubtype(subtype, dict, refStr, findings) {
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+ switch (subtype) {
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+ case "JavaScript":
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+ findings.push({
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+ category: "JavaScript",
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+ severity: "high",
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+ detail: "JavaScript action (/S /JavaScript, ISO 32000 §12.6.4.16) executes script in the viewer.",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ break;
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+ case "Launch":
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+ findings.push({
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+ category: "Launch",
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+ severity: "high",
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+ detail: "Launch action (/S /Launch, ISO 32000 §12.6.4.5) can run an external application or open a file.",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ break;
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+ case "URI":
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+ findings.push({
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+ category: "URI",
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+ severity: "medium",
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+ detail: `URI action (/S /URI, ISO 32000 §12.6.4.7) opens a remote URL ${describeUri(dict)}.`,
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ break;
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+ case "SubmitForm":
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+ findings.push({
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+ category: "SubmitForm",
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+ severity: "medium",
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+ detail: "SubmitForm action (/S /SubmitForm, ISO 32000 §12.7.5.2) sends form data to a URL (potential data exfiltration).",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ break;
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+ case "ImportData":
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+ findings.push({
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+ category: "ImportData",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "ImportData action (/S /ImportData, ISO 32000 §12.7.5.4) imports external form data.",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ break;
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+ case "GoToR":
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+ findings.push({
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+ category: "GoToR",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Remote Go-To action (/S /GoToR, ISO 32000 §12.6.4.3) targets an external document.",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ break;
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+ case "Movie":
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+ findings.push({
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+ category: "Movie",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Movie action (/S /Movie, ISO 32000 §12.6.4.10) plays embedded video.",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ break;
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+ case "Sound":
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+ findings.push({
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+ category: "Sound",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Sound action (/S /Sound, ISO 32000 §12.6.4.8) plays embedded audio.",
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+ objectRef: refStr
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+ });
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+ break;
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+ default: break;
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+ }
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+ }
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+ /** Append the target URL of a /URI action to the detail string, if present. */
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+ function describeUri(dict) {
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+ const uri = stringValue(dict.get("/URI"));
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+ return uri !== void 0 ? `→ "${uri}"` : "";
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Best-effort raw-byte fallback used only when the PDF cannot be parsed.
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+ *
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+ * To stay precise we match constructs only in their *structural* dictionary
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+ * form — action subtypes as `/S /Type` (optionally without the inner space)
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+ * and `/OpenAction`/`/AA`/`/JavaScript` as dictionary keys (a `/` immediately
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+ * followed by the token and then a PDF delimiter). This avoids flagging the
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+ * same words when they appear as content-stream text or inside a literal
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+ * string. It is heuristic and clearly less reliable than the graph walk.
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+ */
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+ function scanRawBytesFallback(pdf, findings) {
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+ const text = new TextDecoder("latin1").decode(pdf);
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+ const keyForm = (key) => new RegExp(`/${key}(?=[\\s/(<\\[\\]>]|$)`);
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+ if (keyForm("OpenAction").test(text)) findings.push({
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+ category: "OpenAction",
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+ severity: "medium",
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+ detail: "Raw scan: /OpenAction key present (ISO 32000 §12.6.3)."
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+ });
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+ if (keyForm("AA").test(text)) findings.push({
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+ category: "AA",
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+ severity: "medium",
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+ detail: "Raw scan: /AA additional-actions key present (ISO 32000 §12.6.2)."
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+ });
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+ if (keyForm("JavaScript").test(text) || /\/S\s*\/JavaScript\b/.test(text)) findings.push({
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+ category: "JavaScript",
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+ severity: "high",
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+ detail: "Raw scan: JavaScript action/name tree present (ISO 32000 §12.6.4.16)."
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+ });
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+ if (/\/S\s*\/Launch\b/.test(text)) findings.push({
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+ category: "Launch",
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+ severity: "high",
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+ detail: "Raw scan: /S /Launch action present (ISO 32000 §12.6.4.5)."
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+ });
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+ if (/\/S\s*\/URI\b/.test(text)) findings.push({
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+ category: "URI",
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+ severity: "medium",
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+ detail: "Raw scan: /S /URI action present (ISO 32000 §12.6.4.7)."
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+ });
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+ if (/\/S\s*\/SubmitForm\b/.test(text)) findings.push({
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+ category: "SubmitForm",
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+ severity: "medium",
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+ detail: "Raw scan: /S /SubmitForm action present (ISO 32000 §12.7.5.2)."
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+ });
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+ if (/\/S\s*\/ImportData\b/.test(text)) findings.push({
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+ category: "ImportData",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Raw scan: /S /ImportData action present (ISO 32000 §12.7.5.4)."
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+ });
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+ if (/\/S\s*\/GoToR\b/.test(text)) findings.push({
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+ category: "GoToR",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Raw scan: /S /GoToR remote go-to present (ISO 32000 §12.6.4.3)."
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+ });
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+ if (/\/Subtype\s*\/RichMedia\b/.test(text) || keyForm("RichMedia").test(text)) findings.push({
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+ category: "RichMedia",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Raw scan: RichMedia annotation present (ISO 32000-2 §13.6)."
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+ });
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+ if (/\/Subtype\s*\/Movie\b/.test(text) || /\/S\s*\/Movie\b/.test(text)) findings.push({
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+ category: "Movie",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Raw scan: Movie content/action present (ISO 32000 §13.4)."
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+ });
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+ if (/\/Subtype\s*\/Sound\b/.test(text) || /\/S\s*\/Sound\b/.test(text)) findings.push({
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+ category: "Sound",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Raw scan: Sound content/action present (ISO 32000 §13.3)."
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+ });
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+ if (keyForm("XFA").test(text)) findings.push({
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+ category: "XFA",
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+ severity: "low",
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+ detail: "Raw scan: /XFA form present (ISO 32000 §12.7.8)."
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+ });
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+ }
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+ /** Maximum severity across findings, or `'none'` when there are none. */
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+ function aggregateRisk(findings) {
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+ let maxRank = 0;
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+ for (const f of findings) {
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+ const rank = SEVERITY_RANK[f.severity];
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+ if (rank > maxRank) maxRank = rank;
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+ }
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+ if (maxRank === 0) return "none";
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+ return RANK_SEVERITY[maxRank - 1];
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+ }
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+ //#endregion
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+ //#region src/security/sanitize.ts
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+ /**
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+ * @module security/sanitize
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+ *
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+ * PDF sanitizer — produce a cleaned copy of a PDF with active / hidden
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+ * content neutralised.
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+ *
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+ * The sanitizer removes four classes of potentially dangerous or
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+ * privacy-leaking content from a document, each independently toggleable:
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+ *
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+ * - **javascript** — document-level JavaScript: the catalog's
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+ * `/Names → /JavaScript` name tree (ISO 32000-1 §7.7.4 / §12.6.4.16)
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+ * and the catalog's `/AA` (document additional-actions) dictionary
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+ * (§12.6.3) plus any page-level `/AA`.
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+ * - **openActions** — the catalog's auto-run `/OpenAction` (§12.3.4 / §12.6.4).
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+ * - **embeddedFiles** — embedded file attachments: the catalog's
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+ * `/Names → /EmbeddedFiles` name tree (§7.7.4 / §7.11.4) and the
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+ * PDF 2.0 catalog `/AF` (associated files) array (§7.11.4).
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+ * - **metadata** — the XMP `/Metadata` stream (§14.3.2) and the document
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+ * information `/Info` dictionary (§14.3.3).
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+ *
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+ * Implementation strategy (verified against this library's parser/writer):
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+ * the cleaned bytes are produced by mutating the *parsed object graph* in
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+ * place and re-serializing the registry directly through
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+ * {@link serializePdf}, **without** rebuilding the catalog. This is what
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+ * lets a disabled option genuinely preserve its content — the original
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+ * catalog (minus the removed references) is written verbatim.
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+ *
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+ * Removing a reference from the catalog is not sufficient on its own: the
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+ * underlying object (a JavaScript action dictionary, an `/EmbeddedFile`
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+ * stream, an XMP metadata stream, …) would otherwise remain physically
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+ * present in the output as an orphan. To guarantee the payload bytes are
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+ * actually gone, after deleting references this module runs the registry's
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+ * reachability filter from the catalog + info roots, dropping every object
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+ * no longer referenced.
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+ *
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+ * @packageDocumentation
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+ */
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+ /**
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+ * Resolve a {@link PdfObject} that may be an indirect reference to its
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+ * underlying value using the registry. Non-refs are returned as-is.
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+ * Returns `undefined` if a ref cannot be resolved.
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+ */
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+ function resolve$2(obj, registry) {
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+ if (obj === void 0) return void 0;
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+ if (obj instanceof require_pdfObjects.PdfRef) return registry.resolve(obj);
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+ return obj;
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+ }
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+ /** Resolve `obj` and return it only if it is a {@link PdfDict}. */
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+ function asDict(obj, registry) {
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+ const resolved = resolve$2(obj, registry);
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+ return resolved instanceof require_pdfObjects.PdfDict ? resolved : void 0;
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+ }
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+ /** Read a {@link PdfString} value, resolving an indirect reference if needed. */
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+ function asStringValue(obj, registry) {
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+ const resolved = resolve$2(obj, registry);
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+ return resolved instanceof require_pdfObjects.PdfString ? resolved.value : void 0;
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Collect every distinct `/Type /Catalog` dictionary registered in the
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+ * document, paired with its reference. A well-formed PDF has exactly one,
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+ * but malformed or incrementally-updated files can register more than one;
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+ * sanitizing all of them is the conservative, correct choice. The first
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+ * entry is treated as the document root.
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+ */
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+ function findCatalogEntries(registry) {
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+ const byObjNum = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
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+ for (const { ref, object } of registry) if (object instanceof require_pdfObjects.PdfDict) {
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+ const type = object.get("/Type");
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+ if (type instanceof require_pdfObjects.PdfName && type.value === "/Catalog") {
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+ if (!byObjNum.has(ref.objectNumber)) byObjNum.set(ref.objectNumber, {
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+ ref,
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+ dict: object
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+ });
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+ }
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+ }
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+ return [...byObjNum.values()];
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+ }
28551
+ /** Collect every distinct `/Type /Page` dictionary in the registry. */
28552
+ function findPages(registry) {
28553
+ const pages = /* @__PURE__ */ new Set();
28554
+ for (const { object } of registry) if (object instanceof require_pdfObjects.PdfDict) {
28555
+ const type = object.get("/Type");
28556
+ if (type instanceof require_pdfObjects.PdfName && type.value === "/Page") pages.add(object);
28557
+ }
28558
+ return [...pages];
28559
+ }
28560
+ /**
28561
+ * Determine whether a PDF name tree (ISO 32000-1 §7.7.4) contains at least
28562
+ * one entry. A name-tree node holds either a `/Names` array of
28563
+ * `[key value key value …]` pairs (leaf) or a `/Kids` array of child node
28564
+ * references (intermediate). The tree is walked recursively with a visited
28565
+ * guard against cyclic references in malformed files.
28566
+ */
28567
+ function nameTreeHasEntries(node, registry, visited = /* @__PURE__ */ new Set()) {
28568
+ const dict = asDict(node, registry);
28569
+ if (dict === void 0 || visited.has(dict)) return false;
28570
+ visited.add(dict);
28571
+ const names = resolve$2(dict.get("/Names"), registry);
28572
+ if (names instanceof require_pdfObjects.PdfArray && names.length >= 2) return true;
28573
+ const kids = resolve$2(dict.get("/Kids"), registry);
28574
+ if (kids instanceof require_pdfObjects.PdfArray) {
28575
+ for (const kid of kids.items) if (nameTreeHasEntries(kid, registry, visited)) return true;
28576
+ }
28577
+ return false;
28578
+ }
28579
+ /** Return the catalog's resolved `/Names` sub-dictionary, if present. */
28580
+ function getNamesDict(catalog, registry) {
28581
+ return asDict(catalog.get("/Names"), registry);
28582
+ }
28583
+ /**
28584
+ * Determine whether an additional-actions (`/AA`) dictionary contains any
28585
+ * action whose `/S` (action type) is `/JavaScript`. Each value in an `/AA`
28586
+ * dictionary is itself an action dictionary (§12.6.3).
28587
+ */
28588
+ function aaHasJavaScript(aa, registry) {
28589
+ if (aa === void 0) return false;
28590
+ for (const [, value] of aa) {
28591
+ const action = asDict(value, registry);
28592
+ if (action === void 0) continue;
28593
+ const s = action.get("/S");
28594
+ if (s instanceof require_pdfObjects.PdfName && s.value === "/JavaScript") return true;
28595
+ }
28596
+ return false;
28597
+ }
28598
+ /**
28599
+ * Descriptive `/Info` keys that constitute identifying metadata. The
28600
+ * auto-generated `/Producer`, `/CreationDate`, and `/ModDate` are NOT
28601
+ * treated as "present" for reporting purposes: a freshly created document
28602
+ * carries those by default and must still be considered clean. (When
28603
+ * metadata removal runs, the entire `/Info` dict is dropped regardless.)
28604
+ */
28605
+ const DESCRIPTIVE_INFO_KEYS = [
28606
+ "/Title",
28607
+ "/Author",
28608
+ "/Subject",
28609
+ "/Keywords",
28610
+ "/Creator"
28611
+ ];
28612
+ /**
28613
+ * Locate the trailer's `/Info` dictionary in the registry. The parser does
28614
+ * not expose the trailer publicly, so the Info dict is identified
28615
+ * structurally: it is a dictionary that is NOT a catalog/page/pages node
28616
+ * and carries at least one recognised document-information key.
28617
+ */
28618
+ function findInfoDict(registry, catalogs) {
28619
+ const catalogDicts = new Set(catalogs.map((c) => c.dict));
28620
+ const INFO_KEYS = [
28621
+ "/Title",
28622
+ "/Author",
28623
+ "/Subject",
28624
+ "/Keywords",
28625
+ "/Creator",
28626
+ "/Producer",
28627
+ "/CreationDate",
28628
+ "/ModDate",
28629
+ "/Trapped"
28630
+ ];
28631
+ for (const { object } of registry) {
28632
+ if (!(object instanceof require_pdfObjects.PdfDict) || catalogDicts.has(object)) continue;
28633
+ const type = object.get("/Type");
28634
+ if (type instanceof require_pdfObjects.PdfName) {
28635
+ const v = type.value;
28636
+ if (v === "/Catalog" || v === "/Pages" || v === "/Page" || v === "/Font") continue;
28637
+ }
28638
+ if (INFO_KEYS.some((k) => object.has(k))) return object;
28639
+ }
28640
+ }
28641
+ /** Read descriptive metadata from an `/Info` dict into a typed bag. */
28642
+ function readInfoMetadata(info, registry) {
28643
+ const meta = {};
28644
+ if (info === void 0) return meta;
28645
+ const title = asStringValue(info.get("/Title"), registry);
28646
+ if (title !== void 0) meta.title = title;
28647
+ const author = asStringValue(info.get("/Author"), registry);
28648
+ if (author !== void 0) meta.author = author;
28649
+ const subject = asStringValue(info.get("/Subject"), registry);
28650
+ if (subject !== void 0) meta.subject = subject;
28651
+ const keywords = asStringValue(info.get("/Keywords"), registry);
28652
+ if (keywords !== void 0) meta.keywords = keywords;
28653
+ const creator = asStringValue(info.get("/Creator"), registry);
28654
+ if (creator !== void 0) meta.creator = creator;
28655
+ const producer = asStringValue(info.get("/Producer"), registry);
28656
+ if (producer !== void 0) meta.producer = producer;
28657
+ return meta;
28658
+ }
28659
+ /**
28660
+ * Produce a cleaned copy of a PDF with active / hidden content neutralised.
28661
+ *
28662
+ * Loads the PDF, removes each enabled class of content from the parsed
28663
+ * object graph, prunes the orphaned objects, re-serializes the cleaned
28664
+ * document, and returns the new bytes alongside a report listing the
28665
+ * classes that were actually present and removed.
28666
+ *
28667
+ * @param pdf The source PDF bytes.
28668
+ * @param options Which classes to remove (each defaults to `true`).
28669
+ * @returns The cleaned PDF bytes and a {@link SanitizeReport}.
28670
+ *
28671
+ * @example
28672
+ * ```ts
28673
+ * const { pdf, report } = await sanitizePdf(bytes);
28674
+ * // report.removed === ['javascript', 'embeddedFiles', 'metadata']
28675
+ * ```
28676
+ */
28677
+ async function sanitizePdf(pdf, options) {
28678
+ const removeJavaScript = options?.javascript ?? true;
28679
+ const removeOpenActions = options?.openActions ?? true;
28680
+ const removeEmbeddedFiles = options?.embeddedFiles ?? true;
28681
+ const removeMetadata = options?.metadata ?? true;
28682
+ const registry = (await require_pdfDocument.loadPdf(pdf)).getRegistry();
28683
+ const catalogs = findCatalogEntries(registry);
28684
+ if (catalogs.length === 0) return {
28685
+ pdf,
28686
+ report: { removed: [] }
28687
+ };
28688
+ const pages = findPages(registry);
28689
+ const infoDict = findInfoDict(registry, catalogs);
28690
+ const removed = /* @__PURE__ */ new Set();
28691
+ if (removeJavaScript) {
28692
+ for (const { dict: catalog } of catalogs) {
28693
+ const names = getNamesDict(catalog, registry);
28694
+ if (names !== void 0 && nameTreeHasEntries(names.get("/JavaScript"), registry)) removed.add("javascript");
28695
+ if (aaHasJavaScript(asDict(catalog.get("/AA"), registry), registry)) removed.add("javascript");
28696
+ }
28697
+ for (const page of pages) if (aaHasJavaScript(asDict(page.get("/AA"), registry), registry)) removed.add("javascript");
28698
+ for (const { dict: catalog } of catalogs) {
28699
+ const names = getNamesDict(catalog, registry);
28700
+ if (names !== void 0) {
28701
+ names.delete("/JavaScript");
28702
+ if (names.size === 0) catalog.delete("/Names");
28703
+ }
28704
+ catalog.delete("/AA");
28705
+ }
28706
+ for (const page of pages) page.delete("/AA");
28707
+ }
28708
+ if (removeOpenActions) {
28709
+ for (const { dict: catalog } of catalogs) if (catalog.has("/OpenAction")) {
28710
+ removed.add("openActions");
28711
+ catalog.delete("/OpenAction");
28712
+ }
28713
+ }
28714
+ if (removeEmbeddedFiles) {
28715
+ for (const { dict: catalog } of catalogs) {
28716
+ const names = getNamesDict(catalog, registry);
28717
+ if (names !== void 0 && nameTreeHasEntries(names.get("/EmbeddedFiles"), registry)) removed.add("embeddedFiles");
28718
+ const af = resolve$2(catalog.get("/AF"), registry);
28719
+ if (af instanceof require_pdfObjects.PdfArray && af.length > 0) removed.add("embeddedFiles");
28720
+ }
28721
+ for (const { dict: catalog } of catalogs) {
28722
+ const names = getNamesDict(catalog, registry);
28723
+ if (names !== void 0) {
28724
+ names.delete("/EmbeddedFiles");
28725
+ if (names.size === 0) catalog.delete("/Names");
28726
+ }
28727
+ catalog.delete("/AF");
28728
+ }
28729
+ }
28730
+ const preservedMeta = readInfoMetadata(infoDict, registry);
28731
+ if (removeMetadata) {
28732
+ let metadataPresent = false;
28733
+ for (const { dict: catalog } of catalogs) if (resolve$2(catalog.get("/Metadata"), registry) instanceof require_pdfObjects.PdfStream) metadataPresent = true;
28734
+ if (infoDict !== void 0 && DESCRIPTIVE_INFO_KEYS.some((k) => infoDict.has(k))) metadataPresent = true;
28735
+ if (metadataPresent) removed.add("metadata");
28736
+ for (const { dict: catalog } of catalogs) catalog.delete("/Metadata");
28737
+ if (infoDict !== void 0) for (const [key] of [...infoDict]) infoDict.delete(key);
28738
+ }
28739
+ const root = catalogs[0];
28740
+ const pagesRef = root.dict.get("/Pages");
28741
+ let infoRef;
28742
+ if (removeMetadata) infoRef = require_pdfDocument.buildInfoDict({}, registry);
28743
+ else infoRef = require_pdfDocument.buildInfoDict(preservedMeta, registry);
28744
+ const structure = {
28745
+ catalogRef: root.ref,
28746
+ infoRef,
28747
+ pagesRef: pagesRef instanceof require_pdfObjects.PdfRef ? pagesRef : root.ref
28748
+ };
28749
+ registry.filterReachable([structure.catalogRef, structure.infoRef]);
28750
+ return {
28751
+ pdf: await require_pdfDocument.serializePdf(registry, structure, { compress: true }),
28752
+ report: { removed: [...removed] }
28753
+ };
28754
+ }
28755
+ //#endregion
28756
+ //#region src/security/redactionVerifier.ts
28757
+ /**
28758
+ * @module security/redactionVerifier
28759
+ *
28760
+ * Detect FAILED / fake redactions — text that is still extractable underneath
28761
+ * a redaction region.
28762
+ *
28763
+ * A *secure* redaction physically removes the underlying text-showing
28764
+ * operators from the page content stream (see `redactRegions` in
28765
+ * `../render/redactContent.js`), so the redacted text cannot be recovered by
28766
+ * copy/paste, text extraction, or raw stream inspection. A *fake* redaction
28767
+ * merely paints an opaque black box on top of the page while the original text
28768
+ * remains in the byte stream — a genuine, well-documented security failure
28769
+ * (the "select-all-and-copy" leak). This verifier finds those leaks.
28770
+ *
28771
+ * ## How it works
28772
+ *
28773
+ * For each page named by a region:
28774
+ * 1. The page's content stream is decoded
28775
+ * (`PdfPage.getContentStream()`) and parsed (`parseContentStream`).
28776
+ * 2. `extractTextWithPositions` replays the text/graphics-state machine and
28777
+ * yields one positioned {@link import('../parser/textExtractor.js').TextItem}
28778
+ * per shown text run, with its page-space origin and size.
28779
+ * 3. Every text item whose bounding box intersects a region rectangle is
28780
+ * reported as a leak. `clean` is true iff there are no leaks.
28781
+ *
28782
+ * ## Coordinate / encoding conventions (confirmed, not assumed)
28783
+ *
28784
+ * - **Space:** PDF user space — the coordinate space produced by
28785
+ * `extractTextWithPositions`. Origin is **bottom-left**, the y-axis points
28786
+ * **up**, and units are **PDF points** (1/72 inch). This matches
28787
+ * `RedactRect` in `../render/redactContent.js` ("page space, PDF points,
28788
+ * y-up, lower-left origin"), so a {@link RedactionRegion} uses exactly the
28789
+ * same convention: `(x, y)` is the lower-left corner and `width` / `height`
28790
+ * extend in the +x / +y directions.
28791
+ * - **Glyph box:** a `TextItem` reports `(x, y)` = the text origin
28792
+ * (baseline-left), `width` extending +x, and `height` (equal to the font
28793
+ * size) extending +y. The run's axis-aligned box is therefore
28794
+ * `[x, y, x + width, y + height]`. Note `width`/`height` are heuristic
28795
+ * estimates from `extractTextWithPositions` (0.5·fontSize per character;
28796
+ * height = fontSize) because per-glyph font metrics are not available there;
28797
+ * intersection testing tolerates this by treating any overlap as a leak.
28798
+ * - **Text decoding:** strings are decoded by `extractTextWithPositions` using
28799
+ * the font's `/ToUnicode` CMap when present, else WinAnsiEncoding (1-byte) or
28800
+ * 2-byte Identity-H for CID fonts — see `../parser/textExtractor.js`.
28801
+ *
28802
+ * ## Region auto-detection is intentionally NOT performed
28803
+ *
28804
+ * The `regions` argument is **required**. Deriving candidate regions from the
28805
+ * PDF itself is not reliable through the public API and is not fabricated here:
28806
+ * - Filled black rectangles in the content stream are indistinguishable from
28807
+ * legitimate black-filled graphics (chart bars, rules, design elements), so
28808
+ * a heuristic would produce false positives/negatives.
28809
+ * - `/Redact` annotations (ISO 32000-2 §12.5.6.23) *do* carry explicit
28810
+ * `/Rect` / `/QuadPoints` regions, but a loaded page's original annotation
28811
+ * dictionaries are not exposed through a stable public `PdfPage` accessor,
28812
+ * so reading them here is not possible without reaching into private state.
28813
+ * Callers must therefore pass the regions they redacted (or believe were
28814
+ * redacted). When `regions` is omitted or empty, {@link verifyRedactions}
28815
+ * throws.
28816
+ *
28817
+ * @packageDocumentation
28818
+ */
28819
+ /**
28820
+ * Axis-aligned bounding box of a text run in page space (bottom-left origin).
28821
+ * `width`/`height` may be zero (empty text); such runs never intersect.
28822
+ */
28823
+ function itemBox(item) {
28824
+ const x0 = item.x;
28825
+ const y0 = item.y;
28826
+ const x1 = item.x + item.width;
28827
+ const y1 = item.y + item.height;
28828
+ return {
28829
+ minX: Math.min(x0, x1),
28830
+ minY: Math.min(y0, y1),
28831
+ maxX: Math.max(x0, x1),
28832
+ maxY: Math.max(y0, y1)
28833
+ };
28834
+ }
28835
+ /**
28836
+ * Whether a text run's box overlaps a region rectangle.
28837
+ *
28838
+ * Uses the standard separating-axis test for axis-aligned rectangles: they
28839
+ * overlap unless one is entirely to the left/right/above/below the other.
28840
+ * Touching edges count as overlap (inclusive bounds), matching the intersection
28841
+ * test in `../render/redactContent.js`.
28842
+ */
28843
+ function intersects$1(box, region) {
28844
+ const rMinX = region.x;
28845
+ const rMinY = region.y;
28846
+ const rMaxX = region.x + region.width;
28847
+ const rMaxY = region.y + region.height;
28848
+ return box.minX <= rMaxX && box.maxX >= rMinX && box.minY <= rMaxY && box.maxY >= rMinY;
28849
+ }
28850
+ /**
28851
+ * Verify that the given regions of a PDF contain no still-extractable text,
28852
+ * detecting fake / failed redactions.
28853
+ *
28854
+ * For each region, the corresponding page's text is extracted with positions
28855
+ * and any text run whose bounding box intersects the region is reported as a
28856
+ * {@link RedactionLeak}. A clean result means no text was found under any
28857
+ * region (the redactions truly removed the content, or there was none to begin
28858
+ * with).
28859
+ *
28860
+ * @param pdf The PDF file bytes to inspect.
28861
+ * @param regions The regions to check (REQUIRED — see the module docs for why
28862
+ * automatic region detection is not performed). Coordinates are
28863
+ * in PDF user space: origin bottom-left, y-up, units in points;
28864
+ * `(x, y)` is the lower-left corner.
28865
+ * @returns A report listing every leak; `clean` is true iff there are
28866
+ * none.
28867
+ * @throws `TypeError` if `regions` is omitted or empty.
28868
+ *
28869
+ * @example
28870
+ * ```ts
28871
+ * const report = await verifyRedactions(pdfBytes, [
28872
+ * { page: 0, x: 45, y: 545, width: 120, height: 25 },
28873
+ * ]);
28874
+ * if (!report.clean) {
28875
+ * for (const leak of report.leaks) {
28876
+ * console.warn(`Leak on page ${leak.page}: "${leak.text}"`);
28877
+ * }
28878
+ * }
28879
+ * ```
28880
+ */
28881
+ async function verifyRedactions(pdf, regions) {
28882
+ if (regions === void 0 || regions.length === 0) throw new TypeError("verifyRedactions requires an explicit, non-empty `regions` array. Automatic redaction-region detection is not performed: black-filled rectangles are indistinguishable from legitimate graphics, and a loaded page's original /Redact annotations are not exposed through a stable public API. Pass the regions you redacted (PDF points, bottom-left origin, y-up).");
28883
+ const doc = await require_pdfDocument.loadPdf(pdf);
28884
+ const pageCount = doc.getPageCount();
28885
+ const itemsByPage = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
28886
+ const getItems = (pageIndex) => {
28887
+ const cached = itemsByPage.get(pageIndex);
28888
+ if (cached !== void 0) return cached;
28889
+ let items = [];
28890
+ if (pageIndex >= 0 && pageIndex < pageCount) {
28891
+ const page = doc.getPage(pageIndex);
28892
+ items = require_compressionAnalysis.extractTextWithPositions(require_compressionAnalysis.parseContentStream(page.getContentStream()), page.getOriginalResources());
28893
+ }
28894
+ itemsByPage.set(pageIndex, items);
28895
+ return items;
28896
+ };
28897
+ const leaks = [];
28898
+ for (const region of regions) {
28899
+ if (region.width <= 0 || region.height <= 0) continue;
28900
+ const items = getItems(region.page);
28901
+ for (const item of items) {
28902
+ if (item.text.length === 0) continue;
28903
+ const box = itemBox(item);
28904
+ if (box.maxX === box.minX && box.maxY === box.minY) continue;
28905
+ if (intersects$1(box, region)) leaks.push({
28906
+ page: region.page,
28907
+ text: item.text,
28908
+ x: item.x,
28909
+ y: item.y
28910
+ });
28911
+ }
28912
+ }
28913
+ return {
28914
+ leaks,
28915
+ clean: leaks.length === 0,
28916
+ regionsChecked: regions.length
28917
+ };
28918
+ }
28919
+ //#endregion
28920
+ //#region src/security/encryptionInspector.ts
28921
+ const BIT_PRINT = 4;
28922
+ const BIT_MODIFY = 8;
28923
+ const BIT_COPY = 16;
28924
+ const BIT_ANNOTATE = 32;
28925
+ const BIT_FILL_FORMS = 256;
28926
+ const BIT_ASSEMBLE = 1024;
28927
+ const BIT_PRINT_HIGH_RES = 2048;
28928
+ /**
28929
+ * Inspect a PDF's encryption + permission posture.
28930
+ *
28931
+ * @param pdf The raw PDF file bytes.
28932
+ * @returns A {@link EncryptionReport}. If the trailer has no
28933
+ * `/Encrypt` entry (or the file is unparseable) the report is
28934
+ * `{ encrypted: false }`.
28935
+ */
28936
+ async function inspectEncryption(pdf) {
28937
+ const located = await locateEncryptDict(pdf);
28938
+ if (located === void 0) return { encrypted: false };
28939
+ const { encryptDict, fileId, encryptRef } = located;
28940
+ const filterName = getName(encryptDict, "/Filter");
28941
+ let handler;
28942
+ if (filterName === "/Standard") handler = "password";
28943
+ else if (filterName === "/Adobe.PubSec") handler = "publicKey";
28944
+ const version = getNumber(encryptDict, "/V");
28945
+ const revision = getNumber(encryptDict, "/R");
28946
+ const { method, keyBits } = decodeAlgorithm(encryptDict, version);
28947
+ let permissions;
28948
+ const pValue = getNumber(encryptDict, "/P");
28949
+ if (handler === "password" && pValue !== void 0) permissions = decodePermissionBits(pValue);
28950
+ let emptyUserPassword;
28951
+ if (handler === "password") emptyUserPassword = await testEmptyUserPassword(encryptDict, fileId);
28952
+ const report = { encrypted: true };
28953
+ if (method !== void 0) report.method = method;
28954
+ if (keyBits !== void 0) report.keyBits = keyBits;
28955
+ if (version !== void 0) report.version = version;
28956
+ if (revision !== void 0) report.revision = revision;
28957
+ if (handler !== void 0) report.handler = handler;
28958
+ if (emptyUserPassword !== void 0) report.emptyUserPassword = emptyUserPassword;
28959
+ if (permissions !== void 0) report.permissions = permissions;
28960
+ return report;
28961
+ }
28962
+ /**
28963
+ * Parse just enough of the PDF (header + xref + trailer) to resolve the
28964
+ * `/Encrypt` dictionary and the first element of the `/ID` array.
28965
+ *
28966
+ * Returns `undefined` when the file has no `/Encrypt` entry or when it
28967
+ * cannot be parsed far enough to find one.
28968
+ */
28969
+ async function locateEncryptDict(pdf) {
28970
+ if (pdf.length < 8) return void 0;
28971
+ let encryptRef;
28972
+ let fileIdFirst;
28973
+ let entry;
28974
+ let objectParser;
28975
+ try {
28976
+ objectParser = new require_pdfDocument.PdfObjectParser(new require_pdfDocument.PdfLexer(pdf), new require_pdfObjects.PdfObjectRegistry());
28977
+ const { entries, trailer } = await new require_pdfDocument.XrefParser(pdf, objectParser).parseXref();
28978
+ encryptRef = trailer.encryptRef;
28979
+ if (encryptRef === void 0) return void 0;
28980
+ fileIdFirst = trailer.id?.[0] ?? /* @__PURE__ */ new Uint8Array(0);
28981
+ entry = entries.get(encryptRef.objectNumber);
28982
+ } catch {
28983
+ return;
28984
+ }
28985
+ if (entry === void 0 || entry.type !== "in-use") return void 0;
28986
+ let encryptObj;
28987
+ try {
28988
+ const { object } = objectParser.parseIndirectObjectAt(entry.offset);
28989
+ encryptObj = object;
28990
+ } catch {
28991
+ return;
28992
+ }
28993
+ if (encryptObj.kind !== "dict") return void 0;
28994
+ return {
28995
+ encryptDict: encryptObj,
28996
+ encryptRef,
28997
+ fileId: fileIdFirst
28998
+ };
28999
+ }
29000
+ /**
29001
+ * Decode the bulk cipher and key length from an encryption dictionary.
29002
+ *
29003
+ * - V=1: 40-bit RC4 (Table 20/21).
29004
+ * - V=2: RC4 with `/Length` bits.
29005
+ * - V=4: inspect the crypt filter `/CFM` of the filter named by `/StmF`
29006
+ * (falling back to `/StdCF`): `/V2` → RC4, `/AESV2` → 128-bit AES,
29007
+ * `/AESV3` → 256-bit AES, `/Identity`/`/None` → no encryption.
29008
+ * - V=5: 256-bit AES (`/AESV3`).
29009
+ */
29010
+ function decodeAlgorithm(dict, version) {
29011
+ const lengthBits = getNumber(dict, "/Length");
29012
+ if (version === 1) return {
29013
+ method: "rc4",
29014
+ keyBits: 40
29015
+ };
29016
+ if (version === 2) return {
29017
+ method: "rc4",
29018
+ keyBits: lengthBits ?? 40
29019
+ };
29020
+ if (version === 5) return {
29021
+ method: "aes",
29022
+ keyBits: 256
29023
+ };
29024
+ if (version === 4) {
29025
+ const cfm = resolveCryptFilterMethod(dict);
29026
+ if (cfm === "/AESV3") return {
29027
+ method: "aes",
29028
+ keyBits: 256
29029
+ };
29030
+ if (cfm === "/AESV2") return {
29031
+ method: "aes",
29032
+ keyBits: lengthBits ?? 128
29033
+ };
29034
+ if (cfm === "/V2") return {
29035
+ method: "rc4",
29036
+ keyBits: lengthBits ?? 128
29037
+ };
29038
+ return {
29039
+ method: void 0,
29040
+ keyBits: lengthBits ?? void 0
29041
+ };
29042
+ }
29043
+ return {
29044
+ method: void 0,
29045
+ keyBits: lengthBits ?? void 0
29046
+ };
29047
+ }
29048
+ /**
29049
+ * For V=4 documents, resolve the `/CFM` (crypt filter method) name of the
29050
+ * stream crypt filter. Looks up `/StmF` in `/CF`, then falls back to the
29051
+ * conventional `/StdCF` entry.
29052
+ */
29053
+ function resolveCryptFilterMethod(dict) {
29054
+ const cf = dict.get("/CF");
29055
+ if (cf === void 0 || cf.kind !== "dict") return void 0;
29056
+ const cfDict = cf;
29057
+ let filterName = getName(dict, "/StmF");
29058
+ if (filterName === "/Identity") return "/Identity";
29059
+ let stdCf = filterName !== void 0 ? cfDict.get(filterName) : void 0;
29060
+ if (stdCf === void 0 || stdCf.kind !== "dict") {
29061
+ stdCf = cfDict.get("/StdCF");
29062
+ filterName = "/StdCF";
29063
+ }
29064
+ if (stdCf === void 0 || stdCf.kind !== "dict") return void 0;
29065
+ return getName(stdCf, "/CFM");
29066
+ }
29067
+ /**
29068
+ * Decode the 32-bit `/P` integer into individual permission flags.
29069
+ *
29070
+ * The `/P` value is a *signed* 32-bit integer; bitwise AND in JavaScript
29071
+ * operates on the 32-bit two's-complement representation, so masks apply
29072
+ * correctly even when `/P` is negative (the usual case, since reserved
29073
+ * high bits are set to 1).
29074
+ */
29075
+ function decodePermissionBits(p) {
29076
+ const has = (mask) => (p & mask) !== 0;
29077
+ const copy = has(BIT_COPY);
29078
+ return {
29079
+ print: has(BIT_PRINT),
29080
+ modify: has(BIT_MODIFY),
29081
+ copy,
29082
+ annotate: has(BIT_ANNOTATE),
29083
+ fillForms: has(BIT_FILL_FORMS),
29084
+ extract: copy,
29085
+ assemble: has(BIT_ASSEMBLE),
29086
+ printHighRes: has(BIT_PRINT_HIGH_RES)
29087
+ };
29088
+ }
29089
+ /**
29090
+ * Test whether the empty user password (`""`) authenticates against the
29091
+ * standard security handler. Reuses {@link PdfEncryptionHandler.fromEncryptDict},
29092
+ * which throws when the password is incorrect; a successful return means
29093
+ * the empty password derived a valid file key.
29094
+ *
29095
+ * Returns `undefined` when the test cannot be performed (e.g. the handler
29096
+ * implementation does not support the document's /V/R).
29097
+ */
29098
+ async function testEmptyUserPassword(dict, fileId) {
29099
+ try {
29100
+ await require_pdfDocument.PdfEncryptionHandler.fromEncryptDict(dict, fileId, "");
29101
+ return true;
29102
+ } catch (err) {
29103
+ const message = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
29104
+ if (/password/i.test(message)) return false;
29105
+ return;
29106
+ }
29107
+ }
29108
+ /** Read a `/Name` value (including the leading `/`) from a dict. */
29109
+ function getName(dict, key) {
29110
+ const obj = dict.get(key);
29111
+ if (obj !== void 0 && obj.kind === "name") return obj.value;
29112
+ }
29113
+ /** Read a numeric value from a dict. */
29114
+ function getNumber(dict, key) {
29115
+ const obj = dict.get(key);
29116
+ if (obj !== void 0 && obj.kind === "number") return obj.value;
29117
+ }
29118
+ //#endregion
29119
+ //#region src/text/bidi.ts
29120
+ /** UAX #9 §3.3.2: the maximum explicit embedding depth. */
29121
+ const MAX_DEPTH = 125;
29122
+ /**
29123
+ * Classify a Unicode scalar value into its {@link BC} Bidi_Class.
29124
+ *
29125
+ * Range-based subset of DerivedBidiClass.txt (Unicode 16.0.0). Covers Latin,
29126
+ * Hebrew, Arabic, the digit groups, neutrals/weaks and all explicit-format and
29127
+ * isolate characters. Anything outside the listed ranges falls back to the
29128
+ * Unicode default class for that area (`R`/`AL` in the default-RTL blocks,
29129
+ * else `L`).
29130
+ *
29131
+ * @param cp Unicode scalar value (code point).
29132
+ * @returns The character's Bidi_Class.
29133
+ */
29134
+ function bidiClass(cp) {
29135
+ switch (cp) {
29136
+ case 8234: return "LRE";
29137
+ case 8235: return "RLE";
29138
+ case 8237: return "LRO";
29139
+ case 8238: return "RLO";
29140
+ case 8236: return "PDF";
29141
+ case 8294: return "LRI";
29142
+ case 8295: return "RLI";
29143
+ case 8296: return "FSI";
29144
+ case 8297: return "PDI";
29145
+ default: break;
29146
+ }
29147
+ if (cp < 128) {
29148
+ if (cp === 10 || cp === 13 || cp === 28 || cp === 29 || cp === 30 || cp === 133) return "B";
29149
+ if (cp === 9 || cp === 11 || cp === 31) return "S";
29150
+ if (cp === 12 || cp === 32) return "WS";
29151
+ if (cp >= 48 && cp <= 57) return "EN";
29152
+ if (cp === 43 || cp === 45) return "ES";
29153
+ if (cp === 35 || cp === 36 || cp === 37) return "ET";
29154
+ if (cp === 44 || cp === 46 || cp === 47 || cp === 58) return "CS";
29155
+ if (cp >= 65 && cp <= 90 || cp >= 97 && cp <= 122) return "L";
29156
+ return "ON";
29157
+ }
29158
+ if (cp === 133) return "B";
29159
+ if (cp === 160) return "CS";
29160
+ if (cp === 163 || cp === 164 || cp === 165 || cp === 176 || cp === 177) return "ET";
29161
+ if (cp === 171 || cp === 187) return "ON";
29162
+ if (cp >= 1425 && cp <= 1469) return "NSM";
29163
+ if (cp === 1471 || cp === 1473 || cp === 1474 || cp === 1476 || cp === 1477 || cp === 1479) return "NSM";
29164
+ if (cp >= 1424 && cp <= 1535) return "R";
29165
+ if (cp >= 1536 && cp <= 1541) return "AN";
29166
+ if (cp >= 1632 && cp <= 1641) return "AN";
29167
+ if (cp === 1643 || cp === 1644) return "AN";
29168
+ if (cp === 1642) return "ET";
29169
+ if (cp >= 1776 && cp <= 1785) return "EN";
29170
+ if (cp >= 1552 && cp <= 1562) return "NSM";
29171
+ if (cp >= 1611 && cp <= 1631) return "NSM";
29172
+ if (cp === 1648) return "NSM";
29173
+ if (cp >= 1750 && cp <= 1756) return "NSM";
29174
+ if (cp >= 1759 && cp <= 1764) return "NSM";
29175
+ if (cp === 1767 || cp === 1768) return "NSM";
29176
+ if (cp >= 1770 && cp <= 1773) return "NSM";
29177
+ if (cp >= 1536 && cp <= 1791) return "AL";
29178
+ if (cp >= 1792 && cp <= 1871) return "AL";
29179
+ if (cp >= 1872 && cp <= 1919) return "AL";
29180
+ if (cp >= 1920 && cp <= 1983) return "AL";
29181
+ if (cp === 8232) return "WS";
29182
+ if (cp === 8233) return "B";
29183
+ if (cp >= 8192 && cp <= 8202) return "WS";
29184
+ if (cp === 8203) return "BN";
29185
+ if (cp === 8206) return "L";
29186
+ if (cp === 8207) return "R";
29187
+ if (cp === 1564) return "AL";
29188
+ if (cp === 8239) return "CS";
29189
+ if (cp === 8287) return "WS";
29190
+ if (cp === 12288) return "WS";
29191
+ if (cp === 65279) return "BN";
29192
+ if (cp >= 768 && cp <= 879) return "NSM";
29193
+ if (cp >= 8400 && cp <= 8447) return "NSM";
29194
+ return "L";
29195
+ }
29196
+ /**
29197
+ * Map of opening bracket → closing bracket and vice versa for UAX #9 N0
29198
+ * (paired brackets). Subset of BidiBrackets.txt (Unicode 16.0.0) covering the
29199
+ * ASCII and common CJK/typographic pairs. Canonical-equivalent singletons
29200
+ * (U+2329/U+232A) are folded onto their canonical forms per BD16.
29201
+ */
29202
+ const BRACKET_PAIRS = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map([
29203
+ [40, {
29204
+ other: 41,
29205
+ open: true
29206
+ }],
29207
+ [41, {
29208
+ other: 40,
29209
+ open: false
29210
+ }],
29211
+ [91, {
29212
+ other: 93,
29213
+ open: true
29214
+ }],
29215
+ [93, {
29216
+ other: 91,
29217
+ open: false
29218
+ }],
29219
+ [123, {
29220
+ other: 125,
29221
+ open: true
29222
+ }],
29223
+ [125, {
29224
+ other: 123,
29225
+ open: false
29226
+ }],
29227
+ [3898, {
29228
+ other: 3899,
29229
+ open: true
29230
+ }],
29231
+ [3899, {
29232
+ other: 3898,
29233
+ open: false
29234
+ }],
29235
+ [3900, {
29236
+ other: 3901,
29237
+ open: true
29238
+ }],
29239
+ [3901, {
29240
+ other: 3900,
29241
+ open: false
29242
+ }],
29243
+ [5787, {
29244
+ other: 5788,
29245
+ open: true
29246
+ }],
29247
+ [5788, {
29248
+ other: 5787,
29249
+ open: false
29250
+ }],
29251
+ [8261, {
29252
+ other: 8262,
29253
+ open: true
29254
+ }],
29255
+ [8262, {
29256
+ other: 8261,
29257
+ open: false
29258
+ }],
29259
+ [8317, {
29260
+ other: 8318,
29261
+ open: true
29262
+ }],
29263
+ [8318, {
29264
+ other: 8317,
29265
+ open: false
29266
+ }],
29267
+ [8333, {
29268
+ other: 8334,
29269
+ open: true
29270
+ }],
29271
+ [8334, {
29272
+ other: 8333,
29273
+ open: false
29274
+ }],
29275
+ [9001, {
29276
+ other: 9002,
29277
+ open: true
29278
+ }],
29279
+ [9002, {
29280
+ other: 9001,
29281
+ open: false
29282
+ }],
29283
+ [10088, {
29284
+ other: 10089,
29285
+ open: true
29286
+ }],
29287
+ [10089, {
29288
+ other: 10088,
29289
+ open: false
29290
+ }],
29291
+ [10090, {
29292
+ other: 10091,
29293
+ open: true
29294
+ }],
29295
+ [10091, {
29296
+ other: 10090,
29297
+ open: false
29298
+ }],
29299
+ [10092, {
29300
+ other: 10093,
29301
+ open: true
29302
+ }],
29303
+ [10093, {
29304
+ other: 10092,
29305
+ open: false
29306
+ }],
29307
+ [10094, {
29308
+ other: 10095,
29309
+ open: true
29310
+ }],
29311
+ [10095, {
29312
+ other: 10094,
29313
+ open: false
29314
+ }],
29315
+ [10096, {
29316
+ other: 10097,
29317
+ open: true
29318
+ }],
29319
+ [10097, {
29320
+ other: 10096,
29321
+ open: false
29322
+ }],
29323
+ [10098, {
29324
+ other: 10099,
29325
+ open: true
29326
+ }],
29327
+ [10099, {
29328
+ other: 10098,
29329
+ open: false
29330
+ }],
29331
+ [10100, {
29332
+ other: 10101,
29333
+ open: true
29334
+ }],
29335
+ [10101, {
29336
+ other: 10100,
29337
+ open: false
29338
+ }],
29339
+ [10214, {
29340
+ other: 10215,
29341
+ open: true
29342
+ }],
29343
+ [10215, {
29344
+ other: 10214,
29345
+ open: false
29346
+ }],
29347
+ [10216, {
29348
+ other: 10217,
29349
+ open: true
29350
+ }],
29351
+ [10217, {
29352
+ other: 10216,
29353
+ open: false
29354
+ }],
29355
+ [10218, {
29356
+ other: 10219,
29357
+ open: true
29358
+ }],
29359
+ [10219, {
29360
+ other: 10218,
29361
+ open: false
29362
+ }],
29363
+ [10220, {
29364
+ other: 10221,
29365
+ open: true
29366
+ }],
29367
+ [10221, {
29368
+ other: 10220,
29369
+ open: false
29370
+ }],
29371
+ [10222, {
29372
+ other: 10223,
29373
+ open: true
29374
+ }],
29375
+ [10223, {
29376
+ other: 10222,
29377
+ open: false
29378
+ }],
29379
+ [10627, {
29380
+ other: 10628,
29381
+ open: true
29382
+ }],
29383
+ [10628, {
29384
+ other: 10627,
29385
+ open: false
29386
+ }],
29387
+ [12296, {
29388
+ other: 12297,
29389
+ open: true
29390
+ }],
29391
+ [12297, {
29392
+ other: 12296,
29393
+ open: false
29394
+ }],
29395
+ [12298, {
29396
+ other: 12299,
29397
+ open: true
29398
+ }],
29399
+ [12299, {
29400
+ other: 12298,
29401
+ open: false
29402
+ }],
29403
+ [12300, {
29404
+ other: 12301,
29405
+ open: true
29406
+ }],
29407
+ [12301, {
29408
+ other: 12300,
29409
+ open: false
29410
+ }],
29411
+ [12302, {
29412
+ other: 12303,
29413
+ open: true
29414
+ }],
29415
+ [12303, {
29416
+ other: 12302,
29417
+ open: false
29418
+ }],
29419
+ [12304, {
29420
+ other: 12305,
29421
+ open: true
29422
+ }],
29423
+ [12305, {
29424
+ other: 12304,
29425
+ open: false
29426
+ }],
29427
+ [12308, {
29428
+ other: 12309,
29429
+ open: true
29430
+ }],
29431
+ [12309, {
29432
+ other: 12308,
29433
+ open: false
29434
+ }],
29435
+ [12310, {
29436
+ other: 12311,
29437
+ open: true
29438
+ }],
29439
+ [12311, {
29440
+ other: 12310,
29441
+ open: false
29442
+ }],
29443
+ [12312, {
29444
+ other: 12313,
29445
+ open: true
29446
+ }],
29447
+ [12313, {
29448
+ other: 12312,
29449
+ open: false
29450
+ }],
29451
+ [12314, {
29452
+ other: 12315,
29453
+ open: true
29454
+ }],
29455
+ [12315, {
29456
+ other: 12314,
29457
+ open: false
29458
+ }]
29459
+ ]);
29460
+ /** BD16 canonical-equivalence folding for bracket matching. */
29461
+ function canonicalBracket(cp) {
29462
+ if (cp === 12296) return 9001;
29463
+ if (cp === 12297) return 9002;
29464
+ return cp;
29465
+ }
29466
+ /** True if `bc` is a removed-by-X9 explicit/BN type. */
29467
+ function isRemovedByX9(bc) {
29468
+ return bc === "RLE" || bc === "LRE" || bc === "RLO" || bc === "LRO" || bc === "PDF" || bc === "BN";
29469
+ }
29470
+ /** Strong direction (0 = L, 1 = R) implied by an embedding level's parity. */
29471
+ function dirFromLevel(level) {
29472
+ return level % 2 === 0 ? "L" : "R";
29473
+ }
29474
+ /**
29475
+ * Compute the first-strong base level over `types`, skipping the contents of
29476
+ * isolate initiators (LRI/RLI/FSI ... matching PDI) per UAX #9 P2/P3, X5c.
29477
+ * Returns 0 (LTR) when no strong character is found.
29478
+ */
29479
+ function computeBaseLevel(types) {
29480
+ let isolateDepth = 0;
29481
+ for (const t of types) if (t === "LRI" || t === "RLI" || t === "FSI") isolateDepth++;
29482
+ else if (t === "PDI") {
29483
+ if (isolateDepth > 0) isolateDepth--;
29484
+ } else if (isolateDepth === 0) {
29485
+ if (t === "L") return 0;
29486
+ if (t === "R" || t === "AL") return 1;
29487
+ }
29488
+ return 0;
29489
+ }
29490
+ /**
29491
+ * Resolve explicit embedding levels and per-character override directions
29492
+ * (UAX #9 X1–X8 plus the isolate rules X5a/X5b/X5c/X6a). Mutates `levels` and
29493
+ * returns an array of resolved working types (with overrides applied and X9
29494
+ * removals tagged as BN).
29495
+ */
29496
+ function resolveExplicit(types, baseLevel, levels) {
29497
+ const result = types.slice();
29498
+ const stack = [{
29499
+ level: baseLevel,
29500
+ override: "neutral",
29501
+ isolate: false
29502
+ }];
29503
+ let overflowIsolate = 0;
29504
+ let overflowEmbedding = 0;
29505
+ let validIsolate = 0;
29506
+ const n = types.length;
29507
+ const matchingPDI = computeMatchingPDI(types);
29508
+ for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) {
29509
+ const t = types[i];
29510
+ const top = stack[stack.length - 1];
29511
+ switch (t) {
29512
+ case "RLE":
29513
+ case "LRE":
29514
+ case "RLO":
29515
+ case "LRO": {
29516
+ levels[i] = top.level;
29517
+ result[i] = "BN";
29518
+ const newLevel = t === "RLE" || t === "RLO" ? nextOddLevel(top.level) : nextEvenLevel(top.level);
29519
+ if (newLevel <= MAX_DEPTH && overflowIsolate === 0 && overflowEmbedding === 0) stack.push({
29520
+ level: newLevel,
29521
+ override: t === "RLO" ? "R" : t === "LRO" ? "L" : "neutral",
29522
+ isolate: false
29523
+ });
29524
+ else if (overflowIsolate === 0) overflowEmbedding++;
29525
+ break;
29526
+ }
29527
+ case "RLI":
29528
+ case "LRI":
29529
+ case "FSI": {
29530
+ levels[i] = top.level;
29531
+ if (top.override !== "neutral") result[i] = top.override;
29532
+ let isRTL = t === "RLI";
29533
+ if (t === "FSI") {
29534
+ const pdi = matchingPDI[i];
29535
+ isRTL = computeBaseLevel(types.slice(i + 1, pdi)) === 1;
29536
+ }
29537
+ const newLevel = isRTL ? nextOddLevel(top.level) : nextEvenLevel(top.level);
29538
+ if (newLevel <= MAX_DEPTH && overflowIsolate === 0 && overflowEmbedding === 0) {
29539
+ validIsolate++;
29540
+ stack.push({
29541
+ level: newLevel,
29542
+ override: "neutral",
29543
+ isolate: true
29544
+ });
29545
+ } else overflowIsolate++;
29546
+ break;
29547
+ }
29548
+ case "PDI": {
29549
+ if (overflowIsolate > 0) overflowIsolate--;
29550
+ else if (validIsolate > 0) {
29551
+ overflowEmbedding = 0;
29552
+ while (!stack[stack.length - 1].isolate) stack.pop();
29553
+ stack.pop();
29554
+ validIsolate--;
29555
+ }
29556
+ const after = stack[stack.length - 1];
29557
+ levels[i] = after.level;
29558
+ if (after.override !== "neutral") result[i] = after.override;
29559
+ break;
29560
+ }
29561
+ case "PDF":
29562
+ levels[i] = top.level;
29563
+ result[i] = "BN";
29564
+ if (overflowIsolate > 0) {} else if (overflowEmbedding > 0) overflowEmbedding--;
29565
+ else if (!top.isolate && stack.length >= 2) stack.pop();
29566
+ break;
29567
+ case "B":
29568
+ stack.length = 1;
29569
+ stack[0] = {
29570
+ level: baseLevel,
29571
+ override: "neutral",
29572
+ isolate: false
29573
+ };
29574
+ overflowIsolate = 0;
29575
+ overflowEmbedding = 0;
29576
+ validIsolate = 0;
29577
+ levels[i] = baseLevel;
29578
+ break;
29579
+ case "BN":
29580
+ levels[i] = top.level;
29581
+ break;
29582
+ default:
29583
+ levels[i] = top.level;
29584
+ if (top.override !== "neutral") result[i] = top.override;
29585
+ break;
29586
+ }
29587
+ }
29588
+ return result;
29589
+ }
29590
+ /** Next odd level strictly greater than `level` (for RTL embeddings). */
29591
+ function nextOddLevel(level) {
29592
+ return level % 2 === 0 ? level + 1 : level + 2;
29593
+ }
29594
+ /** Next even level strictly greater than `level` (for LTR embeddings). */
29595
+ function nextEvenLevel(level) {
29596
+ return level % 2 === 0 ? level + 2 : level + 1;
29597
+ }
29598
+ /**
29599
+ * BD9: for each isolate initiator, find the index of its matching PDI (or `n`
29600
+ * if unmatched). Non-initiator positions map to `-1`.
29601
+ */
29602
+ function computeMatchingPDI(types) {
29603
+ const n = types.length;
29604
+ const out = new Array(n).fill(-1);
29605
+ for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) {
29606
+ const t = types[i];
29607
+ if (t === "LRI" || t === "RLI" || t === "FSI") {
29608
+ let depth = 1;
29609
+ let j = i + 1;
29610
+ for (; j < n; j++) {
29611
+ const tj = types[j];
29612
+ if (tj === "LRI" || tj === "RLI" || tj === "FSI") depth++;
29613
+ else if (tj === "PDI") {
29614
+ depth--;
29615
+ if (depth === 0) break;
29616
+ }
29617
+ }
29618
+ out[i] = j;
29619
+ }
29620
+ }
29621
+ return out;
29622
+ }
29623
+ /**
29624
+ * Build the isolating run sequences (UAX #9 X10 / BD13) from the resolved
29625
+ * levels, skipping characters removed by X9. Computes each sequence's sos/eos
29626
+ * boundary directions from the higher of the adjacent levels (rule X10).
29627
+ */
29628
+ function buildIsolatingRunSequences(types, levels, baseLevel) {
29629
+ const n = types.length;
29630
+ const retained = [];
29631
+ for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) if (!isRemovedByX9(types[i])) retained.push(i);
29632
+ const levelRuns = [];
29633
+ let cur = [];
29634
+ let curLevel = -1;
29635
+ for (const i of retained) {
29636
+ if (levels[i] !== curLevel) {
29637
+ if (cur.length > 0) levelRuns.push(cur);
29638
+ cur = [];
29639
+ curLevel = levels[i];
29640
+ }
29641
+ cur.push(i);
29642
+ }
29643
+ if (cur.length > 0) levelRuns.push(cur);
29644
+ const runByStart = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
29645
+ for (let r = 0; r < levelRuns.length; r++) runByStart.set(levelRuns[r][0], r);
29646
+ const matchingPDI = computeMatchingPDI(types);
29647
+ const matchingInitiator = new Array(n).fill(-1);
29648
+ for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) {
29649
+ const t = types[i];
29650
+ if ((t === "LRI" || t === "RLI" || t === "FSI") && matchingPDI[i] < n) matchingInitiator[matchingPDI[i]] = i;
29651
+ }
29652
+ const used = new Array(levelRuns.length).fill(false);
29653
+ const sequences = [];
29654
+ for (let r = 0; r < levelRuns.length; r++) {
29655
+ if (used[r]) continue;
29656
+ const first = levelRuns[r][0];
29657
+ if (types[first] === "PDI" && matchingInitiator[first] >= 0) continue;
29658
+ const seqIndices = [];
29659
+ let runIdx = r;
29660
+ for (;;) {
29661
+ used[runIdx] = true;
29662
+ const run = levelRuns[runIdx];
29663
+ for (const idx of run) seqIndices.push(idx);
29664
+ const last = run[run.length - 1];
29665
+ const t = types[last];
29666
+ if ((t === "LRI" || t === "RLI" || t === "FSI") && matchingPDI[last] < n) {
29667
+ const next = runByStart.get(matchingPDI[last]);
29668
+ if (next === void 0 || used[next]) break;
29669
+ runIdx = next;
29670
+ } else break;
29671
+ }
29672
+ const seqLevel = levels[seqIndices[0]];
29673
+ const startPos = retained.indexOf(seqIndices[0]);
29674
+ const endPos = retained.indexOf(seqIndices[seqIndices.length - 1]);
29675
+ const prevLevel = startPos > 0 ? levels[retained[startPos - 1]] : baseLevel;
29676
+ const lastType = types[seqIndices[seqIndices.length - 1]];
29677
+ const nextLevel = (lastType === "LRI" || lastType === "RLI" || lastType === "FSI") && matchingPDI[seqIndices[seqIndices.length - 1]] >= n || endPos === retained.length - 1 ? baseLevel : levels[retained[endPos + 1]];
29678
+ sequences.push({
29679
+ indices: seqIndices,
29680
+ sos: dirFromLevel(Math.max(seqLevel, prevLevel)),
29681
+ eos: dirFromLevel(Math.max(seqLevel, nextLevel))
29682
+ });
29683
+ }
29684
+ return sequences;
29685
+ }
29686
+ /** Apply the weak-type rules W1–W7 to one isolating run sequence in place. */
29687
+ function resolveWeak(seq, types) {
29688
+ const idx = seq.indices;
29689
+ const m = idx.length;
29690
+ for (let k = 0; k < m; k++) {
29691
+ const i = idx[k];
29692
+ if (types[i] === "NSM") if (k === 0) types[i] = seq.sos;
29693
+ else {
29694
+ const prev = types[idx[k - 1]];
29695
+ types[i] = prev === "LRI" || prev === "RLI" || prev === "FSI" || prev === "PDI" ? "ON" : prev;
29696
+ }
29697
+ }
29698
+ for (let k = 0; k < m; k++) {
29699
+ const i = idx[k];
29700
+ if (types[i] === "EN") {
29701
+ let strong = seq.sos;
29702
+ for (let j = k - 1; j >= 0; j--) {
29703
+ const tj = types[idx[j]];
29704
+ if (tj === "R" || tj === "L" || tj === "AL") {
29705
+ strong = tj;
29706
+ break;
29707
+ }
29708
+ }
29709
+ if (strong === "AL") types[i] = "AN";
29710
+ }
29711
+ }
29712
+ for (let k = 0; k < m; k++) {
29713
+ const i = idx[k];
29714
+ if (types[i] === "AL") types[i] = "R";
29715
+ }
29716
+ for (let k = 1; k < m - 1; k++) {
29717
+ const i = idx[k];
29718
+ const prev = types[idx[k - 1]];
29719
+ const next = types[idx[k + 1]];
29720
+ if (types[i] === "ES" && prev === "EN" && next === "EN") types[i] = "EN";
29721
+ else if (types[i] === "CS" && prev === next && (prev === "EN" || prev === "AN")) types[i] = prev;
29722
+ }
29723
+ for (let k = 0; k < m; k++) {
29724
+ if (types[idx[k]] !== "ET") continue;
29725
+ let end = k;
29726
+ while (end < m && types[idx[end]] === "ET") end++;
29727
+ const before = k > 0 ? types[idx[k - 1]] : seq.sos;
29728
+ const after = end < m ? types[idx[end]] : seq.eos;
29729
+ if (before === "EN" || after === "EN") for (let j = k; j < end; j++) types[idx[j]] = "EN";
29730
+ k = end - 1;
29731
+ }
29732
+ for (let k = 0; k < m; k++) {
29733
+ const i = idx[k];
29734
+ if (types[i] === "ES" || types[i] === "ET" || types[i] === "CS") types[i] = "ON";
29735
+ }
29736
+ for (let k = 0; k < m; k++) {
29737
+ const i = idx[k];
29738
+ if (types[i] === "EN") {
29739
+ let strong = seq.sos;
29740
+ for (let j = k - 1; j >= 0; j--) {
29741
+ const tj = types[idx[j]];
29742
+ if (tj === "R" || tj === "L") {
29743
+ strong = tj;
29744
+ break;
29745
+ }
29746
+ }
29747
+ if (strong === "L") types[i] = "L";
29748
+ }
29749
+ }
29750
+ }
29751
+ /** True if a working type counts as a "neutral or isolate formatting" char (NI). */
29752
+ function isNI(t) {
29753
+ return t === "B" || t === "S" || t === "WS" || t === "ON" || t === "FSI" || t === "LRI" || t === "RLI" || t === "PDI";
29754
+ }
29755
+ /** Apply N0 (paired brackets) then N1/N2 to one isolating run sequence. */
29756
+ function resolveNeutral(seq, types, levels, codepoints) {
29757
+ const idx = seq.indices;
29758
+ const m = idx.length;
29759
+ const e = dirFromLevel(levels[idx[0]]);
29760
+ resolveBrackets(seq, types, codepoints, e);
29761
+ let k = 0;
29762
+ while (k < m) {
29763
+ if (!isNI(types[idx[k]])) {
29764
+ k++;
29765
+ continue;
29766
+ }
29767
+ let end = k;
29768
+ while (end < m && isNI(types[idx[end]])) end++;
29769
+ const beforeRaw = k > 0 ? types[idx[k - 1]] : seq.sos;
29770
+ const afterRaw = end < m ? types[idx[end]] : seq.eos;
29771
+ const before = beforeRaw === "EN" || beforeRaw === "AN" ? "R" : beforeRaw;
29772
+ const resolved = before === (afterRaw === "EN" || afterRaw === "AN" ? "R" : afterRaw) && (before === "L" || before === "R") ? before : e;
29773
+ for (let j = k; j < end; j++) types[idx[j]] = resolved;
29774
+ k = end;
29775
+ }
29776
+ }
29777
+ /** N0 paired-bracket resolution (UAX #9 N0 with BD16 pairing). */
29778
+ function resolveBrackets(seq, types, codepoints, e) {
29779
+ const idx = seq.indices;
29780
+ const m = idx.length;
29781
+ const stack = [];
29782
+ const pairs = [];
29783
+ for (let k = 0; k < m; k++) {
29784
+ const i = idx[k];
29785
+ if (types[i] !== "ON") continue;
29786
+ const cp = canonicalBracket(codepoints[i]);
29787
+ const info = BRACKET_PAIRS.get(codepoints[i]);
29788
+ if (!info) continue;
29789
+ if (info.open) {
29790
+ if (stack.length >= 63) break;
29791
+ stack.push({
29792
+ bracket: canonicalBracket(info.other),
29793
+ seqPos: k
29794
+ });
29795
+ } else for (let s = stack.length - 1; s >= 0; s--) if (stack[s].bracket === cp) {
29796
+ pairs.push({
29797
+ open: stack[s].seqPos,
29798
+ close: k
29799
+ });
29800
+ stack.length = s;
29801
+ break;
29802
+ }
29803
+ }
29804
+ pairs.sort((a, b) => a.open - b.open);
29805
+ for (const pair of pairs) {
29806
+ let foundE = false;
29807
+ let foundOpposite = false;
29808
+ const opposite = e === "L" ? "R" : "L";
29809
+ for (let k = pair.open + 1; k < pair.close; k++) {
29810
+ const t = strongClass(types[idx[k]]);
29811
+ if (t === e) {
29812
+ foundE = true;
29813
+ break;
29814
+ }
29815
+ if (t === opposite) foundOpposite = true;
29816
+ }
29817
+ let setDir = null;
29818
+ if (foundE) setDir = e;
29819
+ else if (foundOpposite) {
29820
+ let context = seq.sos;
29821
+ for (let k = pair.open - 1; k >= 0; k--) {
29822
+ const t = strongClass(types[idx[k]]);
29823
+ if (t === "L" || t === "R") {
29824
+ context = t;
29825
+ break;
29826
+ }
29827
+ }
29828
+ setDir = context === opposite ? opposite : e;
29829
+ }
29830
+ if (setDir) {
29831
+ types[idx[pair.open]] = setDir;
29832
+ types[idx[pair.close]] = setDir;
29833
+ for (let k = pair.open + 1; k < m; k++) if (originalIsNSM(idx[k], codepoints)) types[idx[k]] = setDir;
29834
+ else break;
29835
+ for (let k = pair.close + 1; k < m; k++) if (originalIsNSM(idx[k], codepoints)) types[idx[k]] = setDir;
29836
+ else break;
29837
+ }
29838
+ }
29839
+ }
29840
+ /** Reduce a working type to the strong direction it counts as for N0 (EN/AN→R). */
29841
+ function strongClass(t) {
29842
+ if (t === "L") return "L";
29843
+ if (t === "R" || t === "EN" || t === "AN") return "R";
29844
+ return null;
29845
+ }
29846
+ /** True if the original code point at logical index `i` has Bidi_Class NSM. */
29847
+ function originalIsNSM(i, codepoints) {
29848
+ return bidiClass(codepoints[i]) === "NSM";
29849
+ }
29850
+ /** Resolve implicit embedding levels (UAX #9 I1/I2) for one sequence. */
29851
+ function resolveImplicit(seq, types, levels) {
29852
+ for (const i of seq.indices) {
29853
+ const level = levels[i];
29854
+ const t = types[i];
29855
+ if (level % 2 === 0) {
29856
+ if (t === "R") levels[i] = level + 1;
29857
+ else if (t === "AN" || t === "EN") levels[i] = level + 2;
29858
+ } else if (t === "L" || t === "EN" || t === "AN") levels[i] = level + 1;
29859
+ }
29860
+ }
29861
+ /**
29862
+ * L1: reset to the paragraph level (1) segment/paragraph separators, and
29863
+ * (2) any sequence of whitespace / isolate formatting chars preceding a
29864
+ * separator or the end of the line. Operates on a single line (= the whole
29865
+ * paragraph here, since we do not perform line breaking).
29866
+ */
29867
+ function resetWhitespaceLevels(originalTypes, levels, baseLevel) {
29868
+ const n = levels.length;
29869
+ let resetFrom = n;
29870
+ for (let i = n - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
29871
+ const t = originalTypes[i];
29872
+ if (t === "B" || t === "S") {
29873
+ levels[i] = baseLevel;
29874
+ for (let j = i + 1; j < resetFrom; j++) levels[j] = baseLevel;
29875
+ resetFrom = i;
29876
+ } else if (t === "WS" || t === "FSI" || t === "LRI" || t === "RLI" || t === "PDI" || isRemovedByX9(t)) {} else {
29877
+ if (resetFrom === n) {}
29878
+ resetFrom = i + 1 > resetFrom ? resetFrom : i + 1;
29879
+ resetFrom = i + 1;
29880
+ }
29881
+ }
29882
+ for (let i = n - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
29883
+ const t = originalTypes[i];
29884
+ if (t === "WS" || t === "FSI" || t === "LRI" || t === "RLI" || t === "PDI" || isRemovedByX9(t)) levels[i] = baseLevel;
29885
+ else break;
29886
+ }
29887
+ }
29888
+ /** L2: reorder code-unit indices into visual order from the resolved levels. */
29889
+ function reorderLevels(levels) {
29890
+ const n = levels.length;
29891
+ const order = Array.from({ length: n }, (_, i) => i);
29892
+ if (n === 0) return order;
29893
+ let highest = 0;
29894
+ let lowestOdd = 127;
29895
+ for (const l of levels) {
29896
+ if (l > highest) highest = l;
29897
+ if (l % 2 === 1 && l < lowestOdd) lowestOdd = l;
29898
+ }
29899
+ for (let level = highest; level >= lowestOdd; level--) {
29900
+ let i = 0;
29901
+ while (i < n) if (levels[order[i]] >= level) {
29902
+ let j = i;
29903
+ while (j < n && levels[order[j]] >= level) j++;
29904
+ for (let a = i, b = j - 1; a < b; a++, b--) {
29905
+ const tmp = order[a];
29906
+ order[a] = order[b];
29907
+ order[b] = tmp;
29908
+ }
29909
+ i = j;
29910
+ } else i++;
29911
+ }
29912
+ return order;
29913
+ }
29914
+ /**
29915
+ * Run the Unicode Bidirectional Algorithm (UAX #9) over `text`.
29916
+ *
29917
+ * Indices in the result refer to UTF-16 code units of the input string (the
29918
+ * same units JavaScript's `string[i]` and `.length` use). Astral characters
29919
+ * (surrogate pairs) are classified by their scalar value but occupy two code
29920
+ * units, both assigned the same level.
29921
+ *
29922
+ * @param text The logical-order input string.
29923
+ * @param base Paragraph direction: `'ltr'` / `'rtl'` force the base level;
29924
+ * `'auto'` (the default) derives it from the first strong character (P2/P3).
29925
+ * @returns The resolved levels, same-level runs, visual order and base level.
29926
+ */
29927
+ function resolveBidi(text, base = "auto") {
29928
+ const n = text.length;
29929
+ const codepoints = new Array(n);
29930
+ for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) {
29931
+ const c = text.charCodeAt(i);
29932
+ if (c >= 55296 && c <= 56319 && i + 1 < n) {
29933
+ const c2 = text.charCodeAt(i + 1);
29934
+ if (c2 >= 56320 && c2 <= 57343) {
29935
+ const scalar = (c - 55296) * 1024 + (c2 - 56320) + 65536;
29936
+ codepoints[i] = scalar;
29937
+ codepoints[i + 1] = scalar;
29938
+ i++;
29939
+ continue;
29940
+ }
29941
+ }
29942
+ codepoints[i] = c;
29943
+ }
29944
+ const originalTypes = codepoints.map(bidiClass);
29945
+ let baseLevel;
29946
+ if (base === "ltr") baseLevel = 0;
29947
+ else if (base === "rtl") baseLevel = 1;
29948
+ else baseLevel = computeBaseLevel(originalTypes);
29949
+ const levels = new Array(n).fill(baseLevel);
29950
+ if (n === 0) return {
29951
+ runs: [],
29952
+ levels: [],
29953
+ visualOrder: [],
29954
+ baseLevel
29955
+ };
29956
+ const workingTypes = resolveExplicit(originalTypes, baseLevel, levels);
29957
+ const sequences = buildIsolatingRunSequences(workingTypes, levels, baseLevel);
29958
+ for (const seq of sequences) {
29959
+ resolveWeak(seq, workingTypes);
29960
+ resolveNeutral(seq, workingTypes, levels, codepoints);
29961
+ resolveImplicit(seq, workingTypes, levels);
29962
+ }
29963
+ resetWhitespaceLevels(originalTypes, levels, baseLevel);
29964
+ const visualOrder = reorderLevels(levels);
29965
+ const runs = [];
29966
+ let start = 0;
29967
+ while (start < n) {
29968
+ const level = levels[start];
29969
+ let end = start + 1;
29970
+ while (end < n && levels[end] === level) end++;
29971
+ runs.push({
29972
+ text: text.slice(start, end),
29973
+ level,
29974
+ direction: dirFromLevel(level) === "L" ? "ltr" : "rtl",
29975
+ start,
29976
+ length: end - start
29977
+ });
29978
+ start = end;
29979
+ }
29980
+ return {
29981
+ runs,
29982
+ levels,
29983
+ visualOrder,
29984
+ baseLevel
29985
+ };
29986
+ }
29987
+ /**
29988
+ * Convenience wrapper that returns `text` reordered into visual (left-to-right)
29989
+ * order via {@link resolveBidi}'s L2 result.
29990
+ *
29991
+ * Note: this performs pure reordering of code units. It does not apply Arabic
29992
+ * cursive shaping or mirror neutral glyphs; callers that need shaped glyphs
29993
+ * should pass the resolved runs to a shaping engine.
29994
+ *
29995
+ * @param text The logical-order input string.
29996
+ * @param base Paragraph direction (see {@link resolveBidi}).
29997
+ * @returns The visually reordered string.
29998
+ */
29999
+ function reorderVisual(text, base = "auto") {
30000
+ const { visualOrder } = resolveBidi(text, base);
30001
+ let out = "";
30002
+ for (const i of visualOrder) out += text[i];
30003
+ return out;
30004
+ }
30005
+ //#endregion
30006
+ //#region src/assets/font/variableFont.ts
30007
+ function readTableDirectory$1(data) {
30008
+ if (data.length < 12) return null;
30009
+ const view = new DataView(data.buffer, data.byteOffset, data.byteLength);
30010
+ const numTables = view.getUint16(4, false);
30011
+ const dirEnd = 12 + numTables * 16;
30012
+ if (numTables === 0 || dirEnd > data.length) return null;
30013
+ const tables = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
30014
+ for (let i = 0; i < numTables; i++) {
30015
+ const recOff = 12 + i * 16;
30016
+ const tag = String.fromCharCode(data[recOff], data[recOff + 1], data[recOff + 2], data[recOff + 3]);
30017
+ const offset = view.getUint32(recOff + 8, false);
30018
+ const length = view.getUint32(recOff + 12, false);
30019
+ tables.set(tag, {
30020
+ offset,
30021
+ length
30022
+ });
30023
+ }
30024
+ return tables;
30025
+ }
30026
+ /**
30027
+ * Read a Fixed (16.16 signed) value: a big-endian int32 divided by 65536.
30028
+ * Used by 'fvar' for axis min/default/max and instance coordinates.
30029
+ */
30030
+ function readFixed(view, off) {
30031
+ return view.getInt32(off, false) / 65536;
30032
+ }
30033
+ /**
30034
+ * Read an F2DOT14 (2.14 signed) value: a big-endian int16 divided by 16384.
30035
+ * Used by 'avar' for AxisValueMap from/to coordinates.
30036
+ */
30037
+ function readF2Dot14(view, off) {
30038
+ return view.getInt16(off, false) / 16384;
30039
+ }
30040
+ function parseAvar(data, rec, expectedAxisCount) {
30041
+ if (rec.offset + 8 > data.length) return void 0;
30042
+ const view = new DataView(data.buffer, data.byteOffset, data.byteLength);
30043
+ if (view.getUint16(rec.offset, false) !== 1) return void 0;
30044
+ const axisCount = view.getUint16(rec.offset + 6, false);
30045
+ if (axisCount !== expectedAxisCount) return void 0;
30046
+ const segmentMaps = [];
30047
+ let cursor = rec.offset + 8;
30048
+ const tableEnd = rec.offset + rec.length;
30049
+ for (let a = 0; a < axisCount; a++) {
30050
+ if (cursor + 2 > data.length || cursor + 2 > tableEnd) return void 0;
30051
+ const positionMapCount = view.getUint16(cursor, false);
30052
+ cursor += 2;
30053
+ const recordsBytes = positionMapCount * 4;
30054
+ if (cursor + recordsBytes > data.length || cursor + recordsBytes > tableEnd) return;
30055
+ const maps = [];
30056
+ for (let i = 0; i < positionMapCount; i++) {
30057
+ const from = readF2Dot14(view, cursor);
30058
+ const to = readF2Dot14(view, cursor + 2);
30059
+ maps.push({
30060
+ fromCoordinate: from,
30061
+ toCoordinate: to
30062
+ });
30063
+ cursor += 4;
30064
+ }
30065
+ segmentMaps.push(maps);
30066
+ }
30067
+ return segmentMaps;
30068
+ }
30069
+ /**
30070
+ * Parse the variable-font model from raw OpenType/TrueType font bytes.
30071
+ *
30072
+ * If the font has no 'fvar' table (or it is malformed / has zero axes), the
30073
+ * font is treated as non-variable and
30074
+ * `{ isVariable: false, axes: [], namedInstances: [] }` is returned.
30075
+ *
30076
+ * @param fontData Raw font file bytes (sfnt: TrueType 0x00010000 or 'OTTO' CFF).
30077
+ * @returns The parsed {@link VariableFontInfo}.
30078
+ */
30079
+ function parseVariableFont(fontData) {
30080
+ const notVariable = {
30081
+ isVariable: false,
30082
+ axes: [],
30083
+ namedInstances: []
30084
+ };
30085
+ const tables = readTableDirectory$1(fontData);
30086
+ if (!tables) return notVariable;
30087
+ const fvar = tables.get("fvar");
30088
+ if (!fvar) return notVariable;
30089
+ if (fvar.offset + 16 > fontData.length) return notVariable;
30090
+ const view = new DataView(fontData.buffer, fontData.byteOffset, fontData.byteLength);
30091
+ if (view.getUint16(fvar.offset, false) !== 1) return notVariable;
30092
+ const axesArrayOffset = view.getUint16(fvar.offset + 4, false);
30093
+ const axisCount = view.getUint16(fvar.offset + 8, false);
30094
+ const axisSize = view.getUint16(fvar.offset + 10, false);
30095
+ const instanceCount = view.getUint16(fvar.offset + 12, false);
30096
+ const instanceSize = view.getUint16(fvar.offset + 14, false);
30097
+ if (axisCount === 0) return notVariable;
30098
+ if (axisSize < 20) return notVariable;
30099
+ const axes = [];
30100
+ const axesStart = fvar.offset + axesArrayOffset;
30101
+ const axesBytes = axisCount * axisSize;
30102
+ if (axesStart + axesBytes > fontData.length) return notVariable;
30103
+ for (let i = 0; i < axisCount; i++) {
30104
+ const recOff = axesStart + i * axisSize;
30105
+ const tag = String.fromCharCode(view.getUint8(recOff), view.getUint8(recOff + 1), view.getUint8(recOff + 2), view.getUint8(recOff + 3));
30106
+ const minValue = readFixed(view, recOff + 4);
30107
+ const defaultValue = readFixed(view, recOff + 8);
30108
+ const maxValue = readFixed(view, recOff + 12);
30109
+ const flags = view.getUint16(recOff + 16, false);
30110
+ axes.push({
30111
+ tag,
30112
+ minValue,
30113
+ defaultValue,
30114
+ maxValue,
30115
+ flags,
30116
+ name: void 0
30117
+ });
30118
+ }
30119
+ const coordsBytes = axisCount * 4;
30120
+ const baseInstanceSize = coordsBytes + 4;
30121
+ const hasPostScriptName = instanceSize >= baseInstanceSize + 2;
30122
+ const namedInstances = [];
30123
+ const instancesStart = axesStart + axesBytes;
30124
+ if (instanceSize >= baseInstanceSize) {
30125
+ if (instancesStart + instanceCount * instanceSize <= fontData.length) for (let i = 0; i < instanceCount; i++) {
30126
+ const recOff = instancesStart + i * instanceSize;
30127
+ const subfamilyNameID = view.getUint16(recOff, false);
30128
+ const coordinates = {};
30129
+ for (let a = 0; a < axisCount; a++) {
30130
+ const value = readFixed(view, recOff + 4 + a * 4);
30131
+ const axis = axes[a];
30132
+ coordinates[axis.tag] = value;
30133
+ }
30134
+ const instance = {
30135
+ nameId: subfamilyNameID,
30136
+ coordinates,
30137
+ name: void 0
30138
+ };
30139
+ if (hasPostScriptName) {
30140
+ const psNameId = view.getUint16(recOff + 4 + coordsBytes, false);
30141
+ instance.postScriptNameId = psNameId === 65535 ? void 0 : psNameId;
30142
+ }
30143
+ namedInstances.push(instance);
30144
+ }
30145
+ }
30146
+ let avar;
30147
+ const avarRec = tables.get("avar");
30148
+ if (avarRec) avar = parseAvar(fontData, avarRec, axisCount);
30149
+ const info = {
30150
+ isVariable: true,
30151
+ axes,
30152
+ namedInstances
30153
+ };
30154
+ if (avar) info.avar = avar;
30155
+ return info;
30156
+ }
30157
+ /**
30158
+ * Apply an 'avar' segment map to a default-normalized coordinate.
30159
+ *
30160
+ * The segment map is an ordered list of (from, to) pairs in normalized space.
30161
+ * The input is located between two consecutive `fromCoordinate` nodes and the
30162
+ * output is linearly interpolated between the corresponding `toCoordinate`
30163
+ * values. Per spec, a valid map includes the mandatory nodes (-1,-1), (0,0),
30164
+ * (1,1); if it does not span the input, the input is clamped to the map's
30165
+ * endpoints.
30166
+ */
30167
+ function applyAvarSegmentMap(value, segmentMap) {
30168
+ const n = segmentMap.length;
30169
+ if (n === 0) return value;
30170
+ const first = segmentMap[0];
30171
+ if (value <= first.fromCoordinate) return first.toCoordinate;
30172
+ const last = segmentMap[n - 1];
30173
+ if (value >= last.fromCoordinate) return last.toCoordinate;
30174
+ for (let i = 1; i < n; i++) {
30175
+ const lo = segmentMap[i - 1];
30176
+ const hi = segmentMap[i];
30177
+ if (value >= lo.fromCoordinate && value <= hi.fromCoordinate) {
30178
+ const span = hi.fromCoordinate - lo.fromCoordinate;
30179
+ if (span <= 0) return lo.toCoordinate;
30180
+ const t = (value - lo.fromCoordinate) / span;
30181
+ return lo.toCoordinate + t * (hi.toCoordinate - lo.toCoordinate);
30182
+ }
30183
+ }
30184
+ return value;
30185
+ }
30186
+ /**
30187
+ * Normalize a user-scale coordinate for an axis to the normalized [-1, 0, +1]
30188
+ * scale, per the OpenType default-normalization algorithm.
30189
+ *
30190
+ * Steps:
30191
+ * 1. Clamp `userValue` to the axis's [minValue, maxValue].
30192
+ * 2. Map to normalized space: minValue→-1, defaultValue→0, maxValue→+1, with
30193
+ * linear interpolation on each side of the default (note: the slopes on the
30194
+ * two sides differ unless the default is exactly centered).
30195
+ * 3. If an 'avar' `segmentMap` is supplied, apply it to the result; otherwise
30196
+ * no avar adjustment is made (the caller can pass `info.avar[axisIndex]`).
30197
+ *
30198
+ * @param axis The axis whose user-scale bounds define the normalization.
30199
+ * @param userValue The user-scale coordinate (e.g. 250 for a 'wght' axis).
30200
+ * @param avar Optional 'avar' segment map for this axis.
30201
+ * @returns The normalized coordinate in [-1, 1].
30202
+ */
30203
+ function normalizeAxisCoordinate(axis, userValue, avar) {
30204
+ const { minValue, defaultValue, maxValue } = axis;
30205
+ let v = userValue;
30206
+ if (v < minValue) v = minValue;
30207
+ else if (v > maxValue) v = maxValue;
30208
+ let normalized;
30209
+ if (v < defaultValue) {
30210
+ const denom = defaultValue - minValue;
30211
+ normalized = denom === 0 ? 0 : -(defaultValue - v) / denom;
30212
+ } else if (v > defaultValue) {
30213
+ const denom = maxValue - defaultValue;
30214
+ normalized = denom === 0 ? 0 : (v - defaultValue) / denom;
30215
+ } else normalized = 0;
30216
+ if (normalized < -1) normalized = -1;
30217
+ else if (normalized > 1) normalized = 1;
30218
+ if (avar && avar.length > 0) normalized = applyAvarSegmentMap(normalized, avar);
30219
+ return normalized;
30220
+ }
30221
+ /**
30222
+ * Resolve a named instance's coordinates against the font's axes.
30223
+ *
30224
+ * Produces a complete axis-tag → user-scale-coordinate map covering every axis
30225
+ * in the font: any axis the instance does not specify is filled with that
30226
+ * axis's `defaultValue`, and any specified coordinate is clamped to the axis's
30227
+ * [minValue, maxValue] range (per the fvar "Variation Instance Selection"
30228
+ * rules). Coordinates for tags not present on any axis are ignored.
30229
+ *
30230
+ * @param info The parsed variable-font model.
30231
+ * @param instance The named instance to resolve.
30232
+ * @returns A validated axis-tag → user-scale coordinate map.
30233
+ */
30234
+ function resolveInstanceCoordinates(info, instance) {
30235
+ const resolved = {};
30236
+ for (const axis of info.axes) {
30237
+ let value = instance.coordinates[axis.tag] ?? axis.defaultValue;
30238
+ if (value < axis.minValue) value = axis.minValue;
30239
+ else if (value > axis.maxValue) value = axis.maxValue;
30240
+ resolved[axis.tag] = value;
30241
+ }
30242
+ return resolved;
30243
+ }
30244
+ //#endregion
30245
+ //#region src/assets/font/colorFont.ts
30246
+ /**
30247
+ * @module assets/font/colorFont
30248
+ *
30249
+ * COLR v0 + CPAL color-font parsing (layered color glyphs).
30250
+ *
30251
+ * This module reads the two OpenType tables that together describe simple,
30252
+ * layered color glyphs:
30253
+ *
30254
+ * - **CPAL** (Color Palette Table): one or more palettes, each a list of
30255
+ * sRGB colors. Color records are stored on disk as **BGRA** bytes and are
30256
+ * exposed here as **RGBA** (0..255 per channel).
30257
+ * - **COLR** v0 (Color Table, version 0): maps a *base* glyph to an ordered
30258
+ * list of *layers*. Each layer is another glyph (a monochrome outline) plus
30259
+ * a CPAL palette-entry index giving its color.
30260
+ *
30261
+ * A renderer paints a color glyph by drawing each layer's outline glyph filled
30262
+ * with that layer's resolved palette color, bottom layer first.
30263
+ *
30264
+ * ## Verified against the OpenType 1.9.1 specification
30265
+ *
30266
+ * - CPAL header v0 / v1 and the BGRA ColorRecord byte order:
30267
+ * https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/opentype/spec/cpal
30268
+ * - CPAL v0 header (big-endian): version(u16)\@0, numPaletteEntries(u16)\@2,
30269
+ * numPalettes(u16)\@4, numColorRecords(u16)\@6,
30270
+ * colorRecordsArrayOffset(Offset32)\@8, colorRecordIndices[numPalettes]
30271
+ * (u16 each)\@12.
30272
+ * - "Each color record specifies a color ... using 8-bit BGRA (blue, green,
30273
+ * red, alpha) representation." ColorRecord = blue(u8), green(u8), red(u8),
30274
+ * alpha(u8).
30275
+ * - "colorRecordIndex = colorRecordIndices[paletteIndex] + paletteEntryIndex".
30276
+ * - COLR v0 header and records:
30277
+ * https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/opentype/spec/colr
30278
+ * - COLR v0 header (big-endian): version(u16)\@0, numBaseGlyphRecords(u16)\@2,
30279
+ * baseGlyphRecordsOffset(Offset32)\@4, layerRecordsOffset(Offset32)\@8,
30280
+ * numLayerRecords(u16)\@12.
30281
+ * - BaseGlyph record (6 bytes): glyphID(u16), firstLayerIndex(u16),
30282
+ * numLayers(u16). "The BaseGlyph records must be sorted in increasing
30283
+ * glyphID order ... a binary search can be used" — we binary-search them.
30284
+ * - Layer record (4 bytes): glyphID(u16), paletteIndex(u16).
30285
+ *
30286
+ * ## Scope
30287
+ *
30288
+ * - Only **COLR version 0** (flat layered glyphs) is parsed. **COLR version 1**
30289
+ * (PaintColrLayers, gradients, affine transforms, compositing) is OUT OF
30290
+ * SCOPE and intentionally not parsed here.
30291
+ * - The CPAL `paletteIndex` special value `0xFFFF` ("use the current text
30292
+ * foreground color") is preserved on each layer via `paletteIndex` but cannot
30293
+ * be resolved to an RGBA value here (there is no palette entry for it); such a
30294
+ * layer is reported with `rgba = [0, 0, 0, 255]` as a neutral fallback. A
30295
+ * renderer should substitute the active foreground color when it sees
30296
+ * `paletteIndex === 0xFFFF`.
30297
+ * - This module exposes the *layer + palette model only*. Actually RENDERING or
30298
+ * EMBEDDING color glyphs into a PDF (e.g. as a Type3 font) is OUT OF SCOPE and
30299
+ * left to a consuming renderer.
30300
+ *
30301
+ * No external dependencies. No Buffer — uses Uint8Array and DataView.
30302
+ */
30303
+ /** The CPAL special palette index meaning "use the text foreground color". */
30304
+ const FOREGROUND_PALETTE_INDEX = 65535;
30305
+ /**
30306
+ * Read the sfnt table directory. The directory is at offset 12 as a sequence
30307
+ * of 16-byte records: { tag[4], checksum[4], offset[4], length[4] }, all
30308
+ * big-endian. Supports sfnt version 0x00010000 (TrueType) and 'OTTO' (CFF);
30309
+ * the actual sfnt version value is not needed beyond reaching the directory.
30310
+ *
30311
+ * @returns A map from 4-char table tag to its offset/length, or `undefined`
30312
+ * if the data is too small to contain a valid directory.
30313
+ */
30314
+ function readTableDirectory(data) {
30315
+ if (data.length < 12) return void 0;
30316
+ const view = new DataView(data.buffer, data.byteOffset, data.byteLength);
30317
+ const numTables = view.getUint16(4, false);
30318
+ const requiredLen = 12 + numTables * 16;
30319
+ if (data.length < requiredLen) return void 0;
30320
+ const tables = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
30321
+ for (let i = 0; i < numTables; i++) {
30322
+ const off = 12 + i * 16;
30323
+ const tag = String.fromCharCode(data[off], data[off + 1], data[off + 2], data[off + 3]);
30324
+ const offset = view.getUint32(off + 8, false);
30325
+ const length = view.getUint32(off + 12, false);
30326
+ tables.set(tag, {
30327
+ offset,
30328
+ length
30329
+ });
30330
+ }
30331
+ return tables;
30332
+ }
30333
+ /**
30334
+ * Return a `DataView` bounded to a single table, or `undefined` if the table
30335
+ * is absent or its declared extent falls outside the font data.
30336
+ */
30337
+ function tableView(data, tables, tag) {
30338
+ const rec = tables.get(tag);
30339
+ if (rec === void 0) return void 0;
30340
+ if (rec.offset + rec.length > data.length) return void 0;
30341
+ return new DataView(data.buffer, data.byteOffset + rec.offset, rec.length);
30342
+ }
30343
+ /**
30344
+ * Parse the CPAL table into palettes of RGBA colors.
30345
+ *
30346
+ * Handles CPAL versions 0 and 1 (the v1 trailing offset arrays are ignored —
30347
+ * they only carry optional UI labels and palette-type flags). Color records
30348
+ * are read as BGRA bytes and converted to RGBA.
30349
+ *
30350
+ * @returns The parsed palettes, or `undefined` if the table is malformed.
30351
+ */
30352
+ function parseCpal(view) {
30353
+ if (view.byteLength < 12) return void 0;
30354
+ const numPaletteEntries = view.getUint16(2, false);
30355
+ const numPalettes = view.getUint16(4, false);
30356
+ const numColorRecords = view.getUint16(6, false);
30357
+ const colorRecordsArrayOffset = view.getUint32(8, false);
30358
+ const indicesStart = 12;
30359
+ if (indicesStart + numPalettes * 2 > view.byteLength) return void 0;
30360
+ if (colorRecordsArrayOffset + numColorRecords * 4 > view.byteLength) return;
30361
+ const colorRecordIndices = [];
30362
+ for (let i = 0; i < numPalettes; i++) colorRecordIndices.push(view.getUint16(indicesStart + i * 2, false));
30363
+ const palettes = [];
30364
+ for (let p = 0; p < numPalettes; p++) {
30365
+ const firstRecord = colorRecordIndices[p];
30366
+ const colors = [];
30367
+ for (let e = 0; e < numPaletteEntries; e++) {
30368
+ const recIndex = firstRecord + e;
30369
+ if (recIndex >= numColorRecords) break;
30370
+ const recOff = colorRecordsArrayOffset + recIndex * 4;
30371
+ const blue = view.getUint8(recOff + 0);
30372
+ const green = view.getUint8(recOff + 1);
30373
+ const red = view.getUint8(recOff + 2);
30374
+ const alpha = view.getUint8(recOff + 3);
30375
+ colors.push([
30376
+ red,
30377
+ green,
30378
+ blue,
30379
+ alpha
30380
+ ]);
30381
+ }
30382
+ palettes.push({ colors });
30383
+ }
30384
+ return palettes;
30385
+ }
30386
+ /**
30387
+ * Read the COLR v0 header. Returns `undefined` if the table is too small or
30388
+ * its declared offsets/counts fall outside the table.
30389
+ */
30390
+ function readColrV0(view) {
30391
+ if (view.byteLength < 14) return void 0;
30392
+ const numBaseGlyphRecords = view.getUint16(2, false);
30393
+ const baseGlyphRecordsOffset = view.getUint32(4, false);
30394
+ const layerRecordsOffset = view.getUint32(8, false);
30395
+ const numLayerRecords = view.getUint16(12, false);
30396
+ if (baseGlyphRecordsOffset + numBaseGlyphRecords * 6 > view.byteLength || layerRecordsOffset + numLayerRecords * 4 > view.byteLength) return;
30397
+ return {
30398
+ baseGlyphRecordsOffset,
30399
+ numBaseGlyphRecords,
30400
+ layerRecordsOffset,
30401
+ numLayerRecords,
30402
+ view
30403
+ };
30404
+ }
30405
+ /**
30406
+ * Binary-search the base-glyph records (sorted by glyphID, per spec) for the
30407
+ * record matching `glyphId`.
30408
+ *
30409
+ * @returns `{ firstLayerIndex, numLayers }` or `undefined` if not a base glyph.
30410
+ */
30411
+ function findBaseGlyph(colr, glyphId) {
30412
+ const { view, baseGlyphRecordsOffset } = colr;
30413
+ let lo = 0;
30414
+ let hi = colr.numBaseGlyphRecords - 1;
30415
+ while (lo <= hi) {
30416
+ const mid = lo + hi >> 1;
30417
+ const recOff = baseGlyphRecordsOffset + mid * 6;
30418
+ const gid = view.getUint16(recOff, false);
30419
+ if (gid === glyphId) return {
30420
+ firstLayerIndex: view.getUint16(recOff + 2, false),
30421
+ numLayers: view.getUint16(recOff + 4, false)
30422
+ };
30423
+ if (gid < glyphId) lo = mid + 1;
30424
+ else hi = mid - 1;
30425
+ }
30426
+ }
30427
+ /**
30428
+ * Parse a font's color capability and CPAL palettes.
30429
+ *
30430
+ * `hasColor` is true iff the font contains a 'COLR' table. The palettes come
30431
+ * from the 'CPAL' table (which is required whenever 'COLR' is present, per the
30432
+ * OpenType spec). Color records are returned as RGBA (converted from the on-disk
30433
+ * BGRA layout).
30434
+ *
30435
+ * @param fontData - Raw sfnt font bytes (TrueType 0x00010000 or 'OTTO').
30436
+ * @returns Color info; `{ hasColor: false, numPalettes: 0, palettes: [] }` if
30437
+ * the font has no COLR/CPAL tables or cannot be parsed.
30438
+ */
30439
+ function parseColorFont(fontData) {
30440
+ const empty = {
30441
+ hasColor: false,
30442
+ numPalettes: 0,
30443
+ palettes: []
30444
+ };
30445
+ const tables = readTableDirectory(fontData);
30446
+ if (tables === void 0) return empty;
30447
+ const hasColor = tables.has("COLR");
30448
+ const cpalView = tableView(fontData, tables, "CPAL");
30449
+ if (cpalView === void 0) return {
30450
+ hasColor,
30451
+ numPalettes: 0,
30452
+ palettes: []
30453
+ };
30454
+ const palettes = parseCpal(cpalView);
30455
+ if (palettes === void 0) return {
30456
+ hasColor,
30457
+ numPalettes: 0,
30458
+ palettes: []
30459
+ };
30460
+ return {
30461
+ hasColor,
30462
+ numPalettes: palettes.length,
30463
+ palettes
30464
+ };
30465
+ }
30466
+ /**
30467
+ * Resolve the COLR v0 layers of a base glyph into colored layers.
30468
+ *
30469
+ * For each layer of the requested base glyph, the layer's outline glyph id is
30470
+ * returned together with its CPAL palette-entry index and the RGBA color that
30471
+ * index resolves to in the selected palette.
30472
+ *
30473
+ * A glyph that is **not** a COLR base glyph (or a font with no COLR/CPAL table)
30474
+ * returns `[]` — such a glyph is drawn as a normal monochrome glyph.
30475
+ *
30476
+ * The special palette index `0xFFFF` ("foreground color") is preserved on the
30477
+ * layer's `paletteIndex` but, having no palette entry, resolves to the neutral
30478
+ * fallback `[0, 0, 0, 255]`; a renderer should substitute the active text color.
30479
+ *
30480
+ * @param fontData - Raw sfnt font bytes.
30481
+ * @param glyphId - The base glyph id to expand.
30482
+ * @param paletteIndex - Which CPAL palette to resolve colors from. Defaults to
30483
+ * palette 0 (the default palette). Out-of-range values fall back to palette 0.
30484
+ * @returns The ordered (bottom-first) list of colored layers, or `[]`.
30485
+ */
30486
+ function getColorGlyphLayers(fontData, glyphId, paletteIndex = 0) {
30487
+ const tables = readTableDirectory(fontData);
30488
+ if (tables === void 0) return [];
30489
+ const colrView = tableView(fontData, tables, "COLR");
30490
+ if (colrView === void 0) return [];
30491
+ const colr = readColrV0(colrView);
30492
+ if (colr === void 0) return [];
30493
+ const base = findBaseGlyph(colr, glyphId);
30494
+ if (base === void 0) return [];
30495
+ const cpalView = tableView(fontData, tables, "CPAL");
30496
+ const palettes = cpalView !== void 0 ? parseCpal(cpalView) : void 0;
30497
+ const selectedPalette = palettes !== void 0 && palettes.length > 0 ? palettes[paletteIndex] ?? palettes[0] : void 0;
30498
+ const layers = [];
30499
+ const { view, layerRecordsOffset, numLayerRecords } = colr;
30500
+ for (let i = 0; i < base.numLayers; i++) {
30501
+ const layerIndex = base.firstLayerIndex + i;
30502
+ if (layerIndex >= numLayerRecords) break;
30503
+ const recOff = layerRecordsOffset + layerIndex * 4;
30504
+ const layerGid = view.getUint16(recOff, false);
30505
+ const layerPaletteIndex = view.getUint16(recOff + 2, false);
30506
+ let rgba = [
30507
+ 0,
30508
+ 0,
30509
+ 0,
30510
+ 255
30511
+ ];
30512
+ if (layerPaletteIndex !== FOREGROUND_PALETTE_INDEX && selectedPalette !== void 0 && layerPaletteIndex < selectedPalette.colors.length) {
30513
+ const c = selectedPalette.colors[layerPaletteIndex];
30514
+ rgba = [
30515
+ c[0],
30516
+ c[1],
30517
+ c[2],
30518
+ c[3]
30519
+ ];
30520
+ }
30521
+ layers.push({
30522
+ glyphId: layerGid,
30523
+ paletteIndex: layerPaletteIndex,
30524
+ rgba
30525
+ });
30526
+ }
30527
+ return layers;
30528
+ }
30529
+ //#endregion
28084
30530
  //#region src/render/matrix.ts
28085
30531
  /** The identity transform. */
28086
30532
  function identity() {
@@ -31889,15 +34335,15 @@ async function initWasm(options) {
31889
34335
  if (wasmInitialized) return;
31890
34336
  const inits = [];
31891
34337
  if (options.deflate || options.deflateWasm) inits.push((async () => {
31892
- const { initDeflateWasm } = await Promise.resolve().then(() => require("./pdfDocument-Dyj4AmT1.cjs")).then((n) => n.libdeflateWasm_exports);
34338
+ const { initDeflateWasm } = await Promise.resolve().then(() => require("./pdfDocument-D5qz7duP.cjs")).then((n) => n.libdeflateWasm_exports);
31893
34339
  await initDeflateWasm(options.deflateWasm);
31894
34340
  })());
31895
34341
  if (options.png || options.pngWasm) inits.push((async () => {
31896
- const { initPngWasm } = await Promise.resolve().then(() => require("./pdfDocument-Dyj4AmT1.cjs")).then((n) => n.pngEmbed_exports);
34342
+ const { initPngWasm } = await Promise.resolve().then(() => require("./pdfDocument-D5qz7duP.cjs")).then((n) => n.pngEmbed_exports);
31897
34343
  await initPngWasm(options.pngWasm);
31898
34344
  })());
31899
34345
  if (options.fonts || options.fontWasm) inits.push((async () => {
31900
- const { initSubsetWasm } = await Promise.resolve().then(() => require("./pdfDocument-Dyj4AmT1.cjs")).then((n) => n.fontSubset_exports);
34346
+ const { initSubsetWasm } = await Promise.resolve().then(() => require("./pdfDocument-D5qz7duP.cjs")).then((n) => n.fontSubset_exports);
31901
34347
  await initSubsetWasm(options.fontWasm);
31902
34348
  })());
31903
34349
  if (options.jpeg || options.jpegWasm) inits.push((async () => {
@@ -33228,6 +35674,12 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "getCertificationLevel", {
33228
35674
  return getCertificationLevel;
33229
35675
  }
33230
35676
  });
35677
+ Object.defineProperty(exports, "getColorGlyphLayers", {
35678
+ enumerable: true,
35679
+ get: function() {
35680
+ return getColorGlyphLayers;
35681
+ }
35682
+ });
33231
35683
  Object.defineProperty(exports, "getComponentDepths", {
33232
35684
  enumerable: true,
33233
35685
  get: function() {
@@ -33312,6 +35764,12 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "injectJpegMetadata", {
33312
35764
  return injectJpegMetadata;
33313
35765
  }
33314
35766
  });
35767
+ Object.defineProperty(exports, "inspectEncryption", {
35768
+ enumerable: true,
35769
+ get: function() {
35770
+ return inspectEncryption;
35771
+ }
35772
+ });
33315
35773
  Object.defineProperty(exports, "interpretContentStream", {
33316
35774
  enumerable: true,
33317
35775
  get: function() {
@@ -33426,6 +35884,12 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "nameHalftone", {
33426
35884
  return nameHalftone;
33427
35885
  }
33428
35886
  });
35887
+ Object.defineProperty(exports, "normalizeAxisCoordinate", {
35888
+ enumerable: true,
35889
+ get: function() {
35890
+ return normalizeAxisCoordinate;
35891
+ }
35892
+ });
33429
35893
  Object.defineProperty(exports, "normalizeComponentDepth", {
33430
35894
  enumerable: true,
33431
35895
  get: function() {
@@ -33462,6 +35926,12 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "parseCiiXml", {
33462
35926
  return parseCiiXml;
33463
35927
  }
33464
35928
  });
35929
+ Object.defineProperty(exports, "parseColorFont", {
35930
+ enumerable: true,
35931
+ get: function() {
35932
+ return parseColorFont;
35933
+ }
35934
+ });
33465
35935
  Object.defineProperty(exports, "parseExistingTrailer", {
33466
35936
  enumerable: true,
33467
35937
  get: function() {
@@ -33480,6 +35950,12 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "parseTimestampResponse", {
33480
35950
  return parseTimestampResponse;
33481
35951
  }
33482
35952
  });
35953
+ Object.defineProperty(exports, "parseVariableFont", {
35954
+ enumerable: true,
35955
+ get: function() {
35956
+ return parseVariableFont;
35957
+ }
35958
+ });
33483
35959
  Object.defineProperty(exports, "parseXmpMetadata", {
33484
35960
  enumerable: true,
33485
35961
  get: function() {
@@ -33654,6 +36130,12 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "renderToPdf", {
33654
36130
  return renderToPdf;
33655
36131
  }
33656
36132
  });
36133
+ Object.defineProperty(exports, "reorderVisual", {
36134
+ enumerable: true,
36135
+ get: function() {
36136
+ return reorderVisual;
36137
+ }
36138
+ });
33657
36139
  Object.defineProperty(exports, "replaceTemplateVariables", {
33658
36140
  enumerable: true,
33659
36141
  get: function() {
@@ -33666,6 +36148,12 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "requestTimestamp", {
33666
36148
  return requestTimestamp;
33667
36149
  }
33668
36150
  });
36151
+ Object.defineProperty(exports, "resolveBidi", {
36152
+ enumerable: true,
36153
+ get: function() {
36154
+ return resolveBidi;
36155
+ }
36156
+ });
33669
36157
  Object.defineProperty(exports, "resolveFallback", {
33670
36158
  enumerable: true,
33671
36159
  get: function() {
@@ -33678,12 +36166,24 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "resolveFieldReference", {
33678
36166
  return resolveFieldReference;
33679
36167
  }
33680
36168
  });
36169
+ Object.defineProperty(exports, "resolveInstanceCoordinates", {
36170
+ enumerable: true,
36171
+ get: function() {
36172
+ return resolveInstanceCoordinates;
36173
+ }
36174
+ });
33681
36175
  Object.defineProperty(exports, "sampleShadingColor", {
33682
36176
  enumerable: true,
33683
36177
  get: function() {
33684
36178
  return sampleShadingColor;
33685
36179
  }
33686
36180
  });
36181
+ Object.defineProperty(exports, "sanitizePdf", {
36182
+ enumerable: true,
36183
+ get: function() {
36184
+ return sanitizePdf;
36185
+ }
36186
+ });
33687
36187
  Object.defineProperty(exports, "saveDocumentIncremental", {
33688
36188
  enumerable: true,
33689
36189
  get: function() {
@@ -33702,6 +36202,12 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "saveIncrementalWithSignaturePreservation", {
33702
36202
  return saveIncrementalWithSignaturePreservation;
33703
36203
  }
33704
36204
  });
36205
+ Object.defineProperty(exports, "scanPdfThreats", {
36206
+ enumerable: true,
36207
+ get: function() {
36208
+ return scanPdfThreats;
36209
+ }
36210
+ });
33705
36211
  Object.defineProperty(exports, "searchTextItems", {
33706
36212
  enumerable: true,
33707
36213
  get: function() {
@@ -33978,6 +36484,12 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "verifyOfflineRevocation", {
33978
36484
  return verifyOfflineRevocation;
33979
36485
  }
33980
36486
  });
36487
+ Object.defineProperty(exports, "verifyRedactions", {
36488
+ enumerable: true,
36489
+ get: function() {
36490
+ return verifyRedactions;
36491
+ }
36492
+ });
33981
36493
  Object.defineProperty(exports, "verifySignatureDetailed", {
33982
36494
  enumerable: true,
33983
36495
  get: function() {
@@ -34003,4 +36515,4 @@ Object.defineProperty(exports, "wrapText", {
34003
36515
  }
34004
36516
  });
34005
36517
 
34006
- //# sourceMappingURL=src-PxZwqIKQ.cjs.map
36518
+ //# sourceMappingURL=src-MIBq9xGq.cjs.map