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-import { n as InvalidOptionError } from "./errors-Bvln0H-7.js";
-//#region src/diagnostics.ts
-/** Prefix stamped on every warning so consumers can attribute console noise to this library. */
-const WARN_PREFIX = "ts-pptx";
-/** The default handler: one `console.warn` line per diagnostic, prefixed. */
-const consoleHandler = (diagnostic) => {
-	console.warn(`${WARN_PREFIX}: ${diagnostic.message}`);
-};
-let handler = consoleHandler;
-/**
-* Route every library diagnostic to `handler`, or pass `null` to restore the default
-* (one prefixed `console.warn` per diagnostic).
-*
-* This is process-global rather than per-presentation, deliberately: the emitting code is a tree
-* of free functions in `gen/**` with no presentation in scope, and threading a handler through
-* every signature would be a far larger and worse change than the problem warrants. The practical
-* consequence is that a process building several decks concurrently cannot attribute a diagnostic
-* to one of them; if that matters, correlate on `code` or set the handler around each build.
-*
-* A throwing handler propagates out of whatever library call emitted the diagnostic, which is the
-* supported way to make a specific condition fatal:
-*
-* ```ts
-* setDiagnosticHandler((d) => {
-*   if (d.code === 'coord/bare-number-is-inches') throw new Error(d.message)
-* })
-* ```
-* @param next - the receiver, or `null` to restore the console default
-*/
-function setDiagnosticHandler(next) {
-	handler = next ?? consoleHandler;
-}
-/**
-* Emit a library diagnostic.
-* @param code - the stable condition identifier ({@link DiagnosticCode})
-* @param message - explanation, without a `ts-pptx:` prefix (the default handler adds one)
-* @param detail - optional structured context
-*/
-function warn(code, message, detail) {
-	handler(detail === void 0 ? {
-		code,
-		message
-	} : {
-		code,
-		message,
-		detail
-	});
-}
-const seen = /* @__PURE__ */ new Set();
-/**
-* Emit a library diagnostic at most once per distinct code+message.
-*
-* "Once" is **process-global**, the same scope {@link setDiagnosticHandler} has and for the
-* same reason: the emitting code is a tree of free functions in `gen/**` with no presentation
-* in scope. The consequence is different, though, and worth stating on its own — a process that
-* builds several decks does not get a second report of a condition an earlier deck already
-* tripped, so the second deck's diagnostics are incomplete rather than merely unattributed.
-* {@link resetDiagnosticState} is how a host that cares gets each build a clean slate.
-*
-* @param code - the stable condition identifier ({@link DiagnosticCode})
-* @param message - explanation (see {@link warn})
-* @param detail - optional structured context
-*/
-function warnOnce(code, message, detail) {
-	const key = `${code}\0${message}`;
-	if (seen.has(key)) return;
-	seen.add(key);
-	warn(code, message, detail);
-}
-/**
-* Clear the {@link warnOnce} dedupe set, so a condition already reported reports again.
-*
-* Call it between builds in a host that builds more than one deck per process and wants each
-* build's diagnostics complete. Without it, deck two is silent about anything deck one already
-* warned for, which reads as "no problems found" rather than as "already mentioned".
-*
-* It also bounds the set. Most `warnOnce` messages interpolate the offending value, so a server
-* building decks from user input accumulates one entry per distinct bad value with no way to
-* release them.
-*
-* This does not touch the handler — {@link setDiagnosticHandler} owns that, and the two are
-* reset independently on purpose: a host usually installs its handler once and wants it to
-* survive.
-*/
-function resetDiagnosticState() {
-	seen.clear();
-}
-//#endregion
-//#region src/units.ts
-/**
-* Public unit conversion helpers and standard PowerPoint slide-layout constants.
-*/
-const EMU_PER_INCH = 914400;
-const EMU_PER_POINT = 12700;
-const POINTS_PER_INCH = 72;
-/**
-* DrawingML angle unit. `ST_Angle` (`rot`, shadow `dir`, gradient `ang`, …) is measured in
-* sixtieths-of-a-thousandth of a degree, i.e. 60000 units per degree. Multiply a value in
-* degrees by this to get the OOXML integer.
-*/
-const ANGLE_UNITS_PER_DEGREE = 6e4;
-/**
-* DrawingML fixed-point percentage scale. `ST_Percentage` / `ST_PositiveFixedPercentage` and
-* related types (`<a:alpha>`, `<a:spcPct>`, shape adjustment guides, `<p:tav tm>`, …) encode
-* 100% as the integer 100000. Multiply a 0-1 fraction by this to get the OOXML value.
-*/
-const PERCENT_SCALE = 1e5;
-/**
-* Scale for a percentage supplied as 0-100 (rather than a 0-1 fraction) into the same
-* fixed-point percentage integer as {@link PERCENT_SCALE} (1% = 1000 units, i.e. thousandths
-* of a percent). Use for inputs documented as percents: transparency/alpha, image crop insets,
-* gradient stops, bullet size, connector adjust, etc.
-*/
-const FIXED_PCT_PER_PERCENT = PERCENT_SCALE / 100;
-/**
-* DrawingML text measures font size (`sz`), character spacing (`spc`) and point line/paragraph
-* spacing (`<a:spcPts val>`) in hundredths of a point. Multiply a value in points by this to get
-* the OOXML integer.
-*/
-const HUNDREDTHS_PER_POINT = 100;
-/**
-* Convert a value in points to hundredths of a point (rounded), the integer unit DrawingML uses
-* for `sz`, `spc`, and `<a:spcPts val>`. See {@link HUNDREDTHS_PER_POINT}.
-*/
-function ptToHundredths(pt) {
-	assertFiniteNumber(pt, "points");
-	return Math.round(pt * 100);
-}
-/** A bare number larger than this (in inches) is almost certainly a mistake — likely a raw EMU
-*  value passed where inches are expected. We interpret it as inches (the documented contract) but
-*  warn, pointing at the explicit `"<n>emu"` form. ~1000in is far beyond any real slide. */
-const IMPLAUSIBLE_INCHES = 1e3;
-/** Default pixel density for the `"<n>px"` coordinate unit: CSS reference pixels, also the
-*  density ts-pptx assumes when reading an image header's pixel dimensions. */
-const DEFAULT_PX_PER_INCH = 96;
-function inchesToEmu(inches) {
-	assertFiniteNumber(inches, "inches");
-	return Math.round(inches * EMU_PER_INCH);
-}
-function pointsToEmu(points) {
-	assertFiniteNumber(points, "points");
-	return Math.round(points * EMU_PER_POINT);
-}
-function pixelsToEmu(pixels, dpi) {
-	assertFiniteNumber(pixels, "pixels");
-	assertPositiveFiniteNumber(dpi, "dpi");
-	return inchesToEmu(pixels / dpi);
-}
-/**
-* Resolve a percentage of an axis length to EMU.
-* @param percent - percentage value (e.g. `50` for 50%)
-* @param axisEmu - the axis length in EMU (slide width for x/w, height for y/h)
-*/
-function percentToEmu(percent, axisEmu) {
-	assertFiniteNumber(percent, "percent");
-	assertFiniteNumber(axisEmu, "axisEmu");
-	return Math.round(percent / 100 * axisEmu);
-}
-/**
-* The single user-coordinate → EMU boundary. Convert each user-supplied coordinate exactly once.
-*
-* Accepts (see {@link Coord}):
-* - a bare `number` → **always inches** (the documented unit); no magnitude guessing
-* - `"<n>%"` → percentage of `axisEmu`
-* - `"<n>in"` / `"<n>pt"` / `"<n>px"` / `"<n>emu"` → explicit units (the escape hatch for non-inch
-*   values). `px` is resolved at {@link DEFAULT_PX_PER_INCH} (96), for authoring against a known
-*   web/source canvas size.
-*
-* Throws on non-finite or unparseable input rather than silently emitting a degenerate 0-size.
-* @param value - user coordinate
-* @param axisEmu - axis length in EMU, used only to resolve percentages
-*/
-function coordToEmu(value, axisEmu) {
-	if (typeof value === "number") {
-		assertFiniteNumber(value, "coordinate");
-		if (Math.abs(value) > IMPLAUSIBLE_INCHES) warn("coord/bare-number-is-inches", `coordinate ${value} interpreted as ${value} inches. A bare number is always inches; if you meant EMU, pass it as a string like "${Math.round(value)}emu".`);
-		return inchesToEmu(value);
-	}
-	const match = /^\s*(-?\d*\.?\d+)\s*(%|in|pt|px|emu)\s*$/.exec(value);
-	if (!match) throw new InvalidOptionError("coord/invalid-format", `Invalid coordinate "${value}". Expected a number (inches) or a string like "50%", "5in", "72pt", "96px", or "914400emu".`);
-	const n = Number(match[1]);
-	switch (match[2]) {
-		case "%": return percentToEmu(n, axisEmu);
-		case "in": return inchesToEmu(n);
-		case "pt": return pointsToEmu(n);
-		case "px": return pixelsToEmu(n, 96);
-		default:
-			assertFiniteNumber(n, "coordinate");
-			return Math.round(n);
-	}
-}
-function emuToInches(emu) {
-	assertFiniteNumber(emu, "emu");
-	return emu / EMU_PER_INCH;
-}
-function emuToPoints(emu) {
-	assertFiniteNumber(emu, "emu");
-	return emu / EMU_PER_POINT;
-}
-function emuToPixels(emu, dpi) {
-	assertFiniteNumber(emu, "emu");
-	assertPositiveFiniteNumber(dpi, "dpi");
-	return Math.round(emuToInches(emu) * dpi);
-}
-function standardLayout(layout, name, widthIn, heightIn) {
-	return Object.freeze({
-		layout,
-		name,
-		widthIn,
-		heightIn,
-		widthEmu: inchesToEmu(widthIn),
-		heightEmu: inchesToEmu(heightIn)
-	});
-}
-const STANDARD_LAYOUTS = Object.freeze({
-	LAYOUT_4x3: standardLayout("LAYOUT_4x3", "screen4x3", 10, 7.5),
-	LAYOUT_16x9: standardLayout("LAYOUT_16x9", "screen16x9", 10, 5.625),
-	LAYOUT_16x10: standardLayout("LAYOUT_16x10", "screen16x10", 10, 6.25),
-	LAYOUT_WIDE: standardLayout("LAYOUT_WIDE", "custom", 40 / 3, 7.5)
-});
-function assertFiniteNumber(value, name) {
-	if (!Number.isFinite(value)) throw new InvalidOptionError("coord/non-finite", `${name} must be a finite number`);
-}
-function assertPositiveFiniteNumber(value, name) {
-	assertFiniteNumber(value, name);
-	if (value <= 0) throw new InvalidOptionError("coord/not-positive", `${name} must be greater than 0`);
-}
-//#endregion
-export { warnOnce as S, pointsToEmu as _, FIXED_PCT_PER_PERCENT as a, setDiagnosticHandler as b, POINTS_PER_INCH as c, emuToInches as d, emuToPixels as f, pixelsToEmu as g, percentToEmu as h, EMU_PER_POINT as i, STANDARD_LAYOUTS as l, inchesToEmu as m, DEFAULT_PX_PER_INCH as n, HUNDREDTHS_PER_POINT as o, emuToPoints as p, EMU_PER_INCH as r, PERCENT_SCALE as s, ANGLE_UNITS_PER_DEGREE as t, coordToEmu as u, ptToHundredths as v, warn as x, resetDiagnosticState as y };
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'star16'\n\t| 'star24'\n\t| 'star32'\n\t| 'star4'\n\t| 'star5'\n\t| 'star6'\n\t| 'star7'\n\t| 'star8'\n\t| 'stripedRightArrow'\n\t| 'sun'\n\t| 'swooshArrow'\n\t| 'teardrop'\n\t| 'trapezoid'\n\t| 'triangle'\n\t| 'upArrow'\n\t| 'upArrowCallout'\n\t| 'upDownArrow'\n\t| 'upDownArrowCallout'\n\t| 'uturnArrow'\n\t| 'verticalScroll'\n\t| 'wave'\n\t| 'wedgeEllipseCallout'\n\t| 'wedgeRectCallout'\n\t| 'wedgeRoundRectCallout'\n\t| CONNECTOR_PRESET_NAME\n\n/**\n * Valid ECMA-376 `ST_ShapeType` presets that are not surfaced with a friendly\n * `ShapeType` name. They are still legal geometries PowerPoint renders, so the\n * preset-validation set must accept them.\n */\nconst EXTRA_SHAPE_PRESETS = [\n\t'straightConnector1',\n\t'bentConnector2',\n\t'bentConnector3',\n\t'bentConnector4',\n\t'bentConnector5',\n\t'curvedConnector2',\n\t'curvedConnector3',\n\t'curvedConnector4',\n\t'curvedConnector5',\n] as const\n\n/**\n * Connector preset geometries (`straightConnector1` / `bentConnector{2-5}` /\n * `curvedConnector{2-5}`) that `addShape` can serialize but that are not surfaced\n * as friendly `ShapeType` names. Derived from `EXTRA_SHAPE_PRESETS` so the public\n * `SHAPE_NAME` union and the runtime `VALID_SHAPE_PRESETS` set share one source of\n * truth and cannot drift. Use `addConnector` for live, endpoint-bound connectors;\n * pass these to `addShape` for a static box-positioned connector geometry.\n */\nexport type CONNECTOR_PRESET_NAME = (typeof EXTRA_SHAPE_PRESETS)[number]\n\n/**\n * Every shape geometry name ts-pptx can serialize without corrupting the\n * package: the OOXML preset geometries (`ST_ShapeType` — `ShapeType` values\n * plus the unexposed connectors above) and `custGeom` (freeform paths, emitted\n * as `<a:custGeom>` rather than `<a:prstGeom>`). Used to reject bogus presets\n * before they become an invalid `<a:prstGeom prst=\"...\">` that triggers\n * PowerPoint's \"needs repair\" dialog and drops the shape.\n */\nexport const VALID_SHAPE_PRESETS: ReadonlySet<string> = new Set<string>([\n\t...Object.values(ShapeType),\n\t...EXTRA_SHAPE_PRESETS,\n])\n\n/**\n * Narrow a public `CHART_NAME` to the internal `ChartType` enum. Because\n * `CHART_NAME` is derived from `ChartType`, every `CHART_NAME` value is by\n * construction a valid enum value, so this conversion is total and safe — it is\n * the single boundary cast that lets internal code compare against the enum\n * (enum-to-enum) instead of enum-to-string.\n */\nexport function asChartType(name: CHART_NAME): ChartType {\n\treturn name as ChartType\n}\n\n/** Every {@link ChartType} value, for validating a caller-supplied `type` at the API boundary. */\nconst CHART_TYPES: ReadonlySet<string> = new Set<string>(Object.values(ChartType))\n\n/**\n * Is `name` a chart type this library emits?\n *\n * `CHART_NAME` constrains TypeScript callers, but `addChart` is reachable from plain JavaScript\n * where nothing enforces the union — and the two emitters partition the catalog between them by\n * `switch`, so an off-catalog string has no arm in either and cannot produce a plot. Checked once\n * at define time (`gen/define/chart.ts`) so the caller hears about it at the call that was wrong,\n * rather than getting a chart-shaped hole in the deck.\n */\nexport function isChartType(name: unknown): name is CHART_NAME {\n\treturn typeof name === 'string' && CHART_TYPES.has(name)\n}\n\n/**\n * The chartEx (`cx:` / Office 2016 chart-extension) chart types. Unlike the classic 2007 catalog\n * these do NOT emit a `<c:chartSpace>` chart part: they emit a separate `chartEx{N}.xml` part in\n * the `http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/drawing/2014/chartex` namespace, are referenced from\n * the slide through `<mc:AlternateContent>`, and render only in PowerPoint 2016+/Microsoft 365\n * (older Office, Google Slides, Keynote and LibreOffice show the `<mc:Fallback>` shape instead).\n * See `gen/chart/chartex-xml.ts`.\n */\nconst CHARTEX_TYPES: ReadonlySet<string> = new Set<string>([\n\tChartType.waterfall,\n\tChartType.funnel,\n\tChartType.treemap,\n\tChartType.sunburst,\n\tChartType.histogram,\n\tChartType.pareto,\n\tChartType.boxWhisker,\n\tChartType.regionMap,\n])\n\n/**\n * Is `type` a chartEx (cx:) chart? Accepts a `ChartType`/`CHART_NAME` string; anything else —\n * including a combo-chart `ChartMulti[]` array or `undefined` — is not a chartEx type (combos are\n * classic-only), so those return `false`.\n */\nexport function isChartExType(type: unknown): boolean {\n\treturn typeof type === 'string' && CHARTEX_TYPES.has(type)\n}\n\nexport enum SlideObjectType {\n\tchart = 'chart',\n\tconnector = 'connector',\n\tgroup = 'group',\n\thyperlink = 'hyperlink',\n\timage = 'image',\n\tmedia = 'media',\n\tmodel3d = 'model3d',\n\toleObject = 'oleObject',\n\tonline = 'online',\n\tplaceholder = 'placeholder',\n\ttable = 'table',\n\ttablecell = 'tablecell',\n\ttext = 'text',\n\tnotes = 'notes',\n\tzoom = 'zoom',\n}\n\n/**\n * Maps a friendly `ConnectorType` to its OOXML connector preset *family*. `straight`\n * has a single fixed preset; `elbow` and `curved` select a member by bend count\n * (`bentConnector{3,4,5}` / `curvedConnector{3,4,5}`) — see `connectorPresetFor`.\n */\nexport const CONNECTOR_PRESETS = {\n\tstraight: 'straightConnector1',\n\telbow: 'bentConnector',\n\tcurved: 'curvedConnector',\n} as const satisfies Record<'straight' | 'elbow' | 'curved', string>\n\n/**\n * Resolve the concrete connector preset geometry name for a `type` + bend count.\n * `straight` ignores `bends` (it has no adjustable jog). For `elbow` / `curved`, the\n * preset suffix is `bends + 2`, so `bends` of 1/2/3 maps to `…Connector3/4/5`, each\n * of which exposes exactly `bends` adjustable guides (`adj1…adjN`).\n * @param {'straight' | 'elbow' | 'curved'} type - friendly connector routing style\n * @param {number} bends - number of adjustable bends (1–3); ignored for `straight`\n * @return {CONNECTOR_PRESET_NAME} OOXML preset geometry name (e.g. `bentConnector4`)\n */\nexport function connectorPresetFor(type: 'straight' | 'elbow' | 'curved', bends: number): CONNECTOR_PRESET_NAME {\n\tif (type === 'straight') return CONNECTOR_PRESETS.straight\n\treturn `${CONNECTOR_PRESETS[type]}${bends + 2}` as CONNECTOR_PRESET_NAME\n}\nexport enum PlaceholderType {\n\ttitle = 'title',\n\tbody = 'body',\n\timage = 'pic',\n\tchart = 'chart',\n\ttable = 'tbl',\n\tmedia = 'media',\n}\n/**\n * Placeholder-type name. Derived from the `PlaceholderType` enum (above) so the two\n * never drift.\n */\nexport type PLACEHOLDER_TYPE = `${PlaceholderType}`\n\n/**\n * Bullet glyph presets. Only `DEFAULT` is currently wired through to output; the remaining entries are\n * reserved and not yet selectable via options.\n */\nexport enum BulletType {\n\tDEFAULT = '&#x2022;',\n\tCHECK = '&#x2713;',\n\tSTAR = '&#x2605;',\n\tTRIANGLE = '&#x25B6;',\n}\n\n/**\n * Built-in PowerPoint table style IDs.\n *\n * Each value is the GUID that goes into `<a:tableStyleId>` inside `<a:tblPr>`.\n * These 74 GUIDs are the complete set defined in [MS-OE376] §5.1.6.10 and are\n * resolved by PowerPoint without embedding any style definition in the file.\n *\n * Only these enum members are supported. Raw GUID strings are not accepted;\n * use `TableStyle` members exclusively.\n */\nexport enum TableStyle {\n\t// ── No style ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tNO_STYLE_NO_GRID = '{2D5ABB26-0587-4C30-8999-92F81FD0307C}',\n\tNO_STYLE_TABLE_GRID = '{5940675A-B579-460E-94D1-54222C63F5DA}',\n\n\t// ── Themed Style 1 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_1_ACCENT_1 = '{3C2FFA5D-87B4-456A-9821-1D502468CF0F}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_1_ACCENT_2 = '{284E427A-3D55-4303-BF80-6455036E1DE7}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_1_ACCENT_3 = '{69C7853C-536D-4A76-A0AE-DD22124D55A5}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_1_ACCENT_4 = '{775DCB02-9BB8-47FD-8907-85C794F793BA}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_1_ACCENT_5 = '{35758FB7-9AC5-4552-8A53-C91805E547FA}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_1_ACCENT_6 = '{08FB837D-C827-4EFA-A057-4D05807E0F7C}',\n\n\t// ── Themed Style 2 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_2_ACCENT_1 = '{D113A9D2-9D6B-4929-AA2D-F23B5EE8CBE7}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_2_ACCENT_2 = '{18603FDC-E32A-4AB5-989C-0864C3EAD2B8}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_2_ACCENT_3 = '{306799F8-075E-4A3A-A7F6-7FBC6576F1A4}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_2_ACCENT_4 = '{E269D01E-BC32-4049-B463-5C60D7B0CCD2}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_2_ACCENT_5 = '{327F97BB-C833-4FB7-BDE5-3F7075034690}',\n\tTHEMED_STYLE_2_ACCENT_6 = '{638B1855-1B75-4FBE-930C-398BA8C253C6}',\n\n\t// ── Light Style 1 ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_1 = '{9D7B26C5-4107-4FEC-AEDC-1716B250A1EF}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_1_ACCENT_1 = '{3B4B98B0-60AC-42C2-AFA5-B58CD77FA1E5}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_1_ACCENT_2 = '{0E3FDE45-AF77-4B5C-9715-49D594BDF05E}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_1_ACCENT_3 = '{C083E6E3-FA7D-4D7B-A595-EF9225AFEA82}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_1_ACCENT_4 = '{D27102A9-8310-4765-A935-A1911B00CA55}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_1_ACCENT_5 = '{5FD0F851-EC5A-4D38-B0AD-8093EC10F338}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_1_ACCENT_6 = '{68D230F3-CF80-4859-8CE7-A43EE81993B5}',\n\n\t// ── Light Style 2 ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_2 = '{7E9639D4-E3E2-4D34-9284-5A2195B3D0D7}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_2_ACCENT_1 = '{69012ECD-51FC-41F1-AA8D-1B2483CD663E}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_2_ACCENT_2 = '{72833802-FEF1-4C79-8D5D-14CF1EAF98D9}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_2_ACCENT_3 = '{F2DE63D5-997A-4646-A377-4702673A728D}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_2_ACCENT_4 = '{17292A2E-F333-43FB-9621-5CBBE7FDCDCB}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_2_ACCENT_5 = '{5A111915-BE36-4E01-A7E5-04B1672EAD32}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_2_ACCENT_6 = '{912C8C85-51F0-491E-9774-3900AFEF0FD7}',\n\n\t// ── Light Style 3 ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_3 = '{616DA210-FB5B-4158-B5E0-FEB733F419BA}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_3_ACCENT_1 = '{BC89EF96-8CEA-46FF-86C4-4CE0E7609802}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_3_ACCENT_2 = '{5DA37D80-6434-44D0-A028-1B22A696006F}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_3_ACCENT_3 = '{8799B23B-EC83-4686-B30A-512413B5E67A}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_3_ACCENT_4 = '{ED083AE6-46FA-4A59-8FB0-9F97EB10719F}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_3_ACCENT_5 = '{BDBED569-4797-4DF1-A0F4-6AAB3CD982D8}',\n\tLIGHT_STYLE_3_ACCENT_6 = '{E8B1032C-EA38-4F05-BA0D-38AFFFC7BED3}',\n\n\t// ── Medium Style 1 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_1 = '{793D81CF-94F2-401A-BA57-92F5A7B2D0C5}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_1_ACCENT_1 = '{B301B821-A1FF-4177-AEE7-76D212191A09}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_1_ACCENT_2 = '{9DCAF9ED-07DC-4A11-8D7F-57B35C25682E}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_1_ACCENT_3 = '{1FECB4D8-DB02-4DC6-A0A2-4F2EBAE1DC90}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_1_ACCENT_4 = '{1E171933-4619-4E11-9A3F-F7608DF75F80}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_1_ACCENT_5 = '{FABFCF23-3B69-468F-B69F-88F6DE6A72F2}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_1_ACCENT_6 = '{10A1B5D5-9B99-4C35-A422-299274C87663}',\n\n\t// ── Medium Style 2 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_2 = '{073A0DAA-6AF3-43AB-8588-CEC1D06C72B9}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_2_ACCENT_1 = '{5C22544A-7EE6-4342-B048-85BDC9FD1C3A}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_2_ACCENT_2 = '{21E4AEA4-8DFA-4A89-87EB-49C32662AFE0}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_2_ACCENT_3 = '{F5AB1C69-6EDB-4FF4-983F-18BD219EF322}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_2_ACCENT_4 = '{00A15C55-8517-42AA-B614-E9B94910E393}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_2_ACCENT_5 = '{7DF18680-E054-41AD-8BC1-D1AEF772440D}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_2_ACCENT_6 = '{93296810-A885-4BE3-A3E7-6D5BEEA58F35}',\n\n\t// ── Medium Style 3 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_3 = '{8EC20E35-A176-4012-BC5E-935CFFF8708E}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_3_ACCENT_1 = '{6E25E649-3F16-4E02-A733-19D2CDBF48F0}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_3_ACCENT_2 = '{85BE263C-DBD7-4A20-BB59-AAB30ACAA65A}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_3_ACCENT_3 = '{EB344D84-9AFB-497E-A393-DC336BA19D2E}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_3_ACCENT_4 = '{EB9631B5-78F2-41C9-869B-9F39066F8104}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_3_ACCENT_5 = '{74C1A8A3-306A-4EB7-A6B1-4F7E0EB9C5D6}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_3_ACCENT_6 = '{2A488322-F2BA-4B5B-9748-0D474271808F}',\n\n\t// ── Medium Style 4 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_4 = '{D7AC3CCA-C797-4891-BE02-D94E43425B78}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_4_ACCENT_1 = '{69CF1AB2-1976-4502-BF36-3FF5EA218861}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_4_ACCENT_2 = '{8A107856-5554-42FB-B03E-39F5DBC370BA}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_4_ACCENT_3 = '{0505E3EF-67EA-436B-97B2-0124C06EBD24}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_4_ACCENT_4 = '{C4B1156A-380E-4F78-BDF5-A606A8083BF9}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_4_ACCENT_5 = '{22838BEF-8BB2-4498-84A7-C5851F593DF1}',\n\tMEDIUM_STYLE_4_ACCENT_6 = '{16D9F66E-5EB9-4882-86FB-DCBF35E3C3E4}',\n\n\t// ── Dark Style 1 ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tDARK_STYLE_1 = '{E8034E78-7F5D-4C2E-B375-FC64B27BC917}',\n\tDARK_STYLE_1_ACCENT_1 = '{125E5076-3810-47DD-B79F-674D7AD40C01}',\n\tDARK_STYLE_1_ACCENT_2 = '{37CE84F3-28C3-443E-9E96-99CF82512B78}',\n\tDARK_STYLE_1_ACCENT_3 = '{D03447BB-5D67-496B-8E87-E561075AD55C}',\n\tDARK_STYLE_1_ACCENT_4 = '{E929F9F4-4A8F-4326-A1B4-22849713DDAB}',\n\tDARK_STYLE_1_ACCENT_5 = '{8FD4443E-F989-4FC4-A0C8-D5A2AF1F390B}',\n\tDARK_STYLE_1_ACCENT_6 = '{AF606853-7671-496A-8E4F-DF71F8EC918B}',\n\n\t// ── Dark Style 2 ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\tDARK_STYLE_2 = '{5202B0CA-FC54-4496-8BCA-5EF66A818D29}',\n\t/** Header uses Accent 2, body rows use Accent 1 */\n\tDARK_STYLE_2_ACCENT_1_ACCENT_2 = '{0660B408-B3CF-4A94-85FC-2B1E0A45F4A2}',\n\t/** Header uses Accent 4, body rows use Accent 3 */\n\tDARK_STYLE_2_ACCENT_3_ACCENT_4 = '{91EBBBCC-DAD2-459C-BE2E-F6DE35CF9A28}',\n\t/** Header uses Accent 6, body rows use Accent 5 */\n\tDARK_STYLE_2_ACCENT_5_ACCENT_6 = '{46F890A9-2807-4EBB-B81D-B2AA78EC7F39}',\n}\n","/**\n * Generator-internal constants — the non-published half of the enums module.\n *\n * `enums.ts` holds the genuinely public surface (the `ChartType`/`ShapeType`/\n * `SchemeColor`/`AlignH`… enums, the shape-preset sets, and the `*_NAME` unions) and is\n * `export *`-ed by every entrypoint. This module holds the constants only the generators\n * need — default styling, fixed axis/field ids, colour palettes, layout bases, and the\n * base64 placeholder images — none of which are part of the public API. Splitting them out\n * keeps `export *` from leaking them onto the package surface, mirroring the\n * `units-internal.ts` / `types/internal.ts` split. Nothing here is exported from an entrypoint.\n */\n\nimport type { BorderProps, OptsChartGridLine } from './types/index.js'\nimport type { ShadowPropsInternal } from './types/internal.js'\n\n// CONST\nexport const CRLF = '\\r\\n' // AKA: Chr(13) & Chr(10)\n// Base for `<p:sldLayoutId id>` (layout N gets BASE + N). 2147483649 = 0x80000001:\n// ECMA-376 ST_SlideLayoutId requires id >= 0x80000000, and PowerPoint conventionally\n// starts layout IDs one past that. See `makeXmlMaster` in `gen/slide/master.ts`.\nexport const LAYOUT_IDX_SERIES_BASE = 2147483649\nexport const REGEX_HEX_COLOR = /^[0-9a-fA-F]{6}$/\nexport const LINEH_MODIFIER = 1.67 // AKA: Golden Ratio Typography\n\nexport const DEF_BULLET_MARGIN = 27\nexport const DEF_CELL_BORDER: BorderProps = { type: 'solid', color: '666666', width: 1 }\nexport const DEF_CELL_MARGIN_IN: [number, number, number, number] = [0.05, 0.1, 0.05, 0.1] // \"Normal\" margins in PPT-2021 (\"Narrow\" is `0.05` for all 4)\nexport const DEF_CHART_BORDER: BorderProps = { type: 'solid', color: '363636', width: 1 }\nexport const DEF_CHART_GRIDLINE: OptsChartGridLine = { color: '888888', style: 'solid', size: 1, cap: 'flat' }\nexport const DEF_FONT_COLOR = '000000'\nexport const DEF_FONT_SIZE = 12\nexport const DEF_FONT_TITLE_SIZE = 18\nexport const DEF_PRES_LAYOUT = 'LAYOUT_16x9'\nexport const DEF_PRES_LAYOUT_NAME = 'DEFAULT'\nexport const DEF_SHAPE_LINE_COLOR = '333333'\nexport const DEF_SHAPE_SHADOW: ShadowPropsInternal = {\n\ttype: 'outer',\n\tblur: 3,\n\toffset: 23000 / 12700,\n\tangle: 90,\n\tcolor: '000000',\n\t_alpha: 0.35,\n\trotateWithShape: true,\n}\nexport const DEF_SLIDE_MARGIN_IN: [number, number, number, number] = [0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5] // TRBL-style\nexport const DEF_TEXT_SHADOW: ShadowPropsInternal = {\n\ttype: 'outer',\n\tblur: 8,\n\toffset: 4,\n\tangle: 270,\n\tcolor: '000000',\n\t_alpha: 0.75,\n}\nexport const DEF_TEXT_GLOW = { size: 8, color: 'FFFFFF', opacity: 0.75 }\n\n// Fixed `<c:axId val>` identifiers that wire each chart's axes together (e.g. a value\n// axis's `<c:crossAx>` points at its category axis by id). ECMA-376 only requires the id\n// be a unique unsigned int within the chart; these stable constants keep the emitted\n// cross-references deterministic across decks. Consumed throughout `gen/chart/`.\nexport const AXIS_ID_VALUE_PRIMARY = '2094734552'\nexport const AXIS_ID_VALUE_SECONDARY = '2094734553'\nexport const AXIS_ID_CATEGORY_PRIMARY = '2094734554'\nexport const AXIS_ID_CATEGORY_SECONDARY = '2094734555'\nexport const AXIS_ID_SERIES_PRIMARY = '2094734556'\n\nexport const LETTERS: string[] = 'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ'.split('')\n// The default series palettes hold their distinct entries once. Every consumer reaches them\n// through `paletteColor()` (`gen/chart/chart-parts.ts`), which wraps back to the start, so a\n// chart with more series or points than the palette has entries repeats it rather than\n// running off the end.\nexport const BARCHART_COLORS: string[] = [\n\t'C0504D',\n\t'4F81BD',\n\t'9BBB59',\n\t'8064A2',\n\t'4BACC6',\n\t'F79646',\n\t'628FC6',\n\t'C86360',\n]\nexport const PIECHART_COLORS: string[] = [\n\t'5DA5DA',\n\t'FAA43A',\n\t'60BD68',\n\t'F17CB0',\n\t'B2912F',\n\t'B276B2',\n\t'DECF3F',\n\t'F15854',\n\t'A7A7A7',\n]\n\n// Fixed GUID PowerPoint stamps on a slide-number field: `<a:fld id=\"{...}\" type=\"slidenum\">`.\n// Microsoft-specific (not defined by ECMA-376); reused verbatim so PowerPoint recognizes the\n// field and auto-updates the page number. 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