flexdoc 0.2.0__tar.gz → 0.3.0__tar.gz

{flexdoc-0.2.0 → flexdoc-0.3.0}/.claude/scripts/ensure-gh-cli.sh

@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ if [ -n "${GH_TOKEN:-}" ]; then
     fi
 else
     echo "[gh] NOTE: GH_TOKEN not set - some operations may require authentication"
-    echo "[gh] See: docs/general/agent-setup/github-cli-setup.md"
+    echo "[gh] See: docs/development.md"
 fi
 
 exit 0

{flexdoc-0.2.0 → flexdoc-0.3.0}/.codex/ensure-gh-cli.sh

@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ if [ -n "${GH_TOKEN:-}" ]; then
     fi
 else
     echo "[gh] NOTE: GH_TOKEN not set - some operations may require authentication"
-    echo "[gh] See: docs/general/agent-setup/github-cli-setup.md"
+    echo "[gh] See: docs/development.md"
 fi
 
 exit 0

flexdoc-0.3.0/.github/release-request/notes.md

@@ -0,0 +1,49 @@
+## What's Changed
+
+This release stabilizes the pre-1.0 API boundary from the 2026-07 pre-promotion design review ([senior engineering review](https://github.com/jlevy/flexdoc/blob/main/docs/project/review/senior-engineering-review-flexdoc-2026-07.md), PRs #9 and #10). It fixes correctness bugs in source-coordinate handling and anchoring, and settles the remaining pre-1.0 API decisions so later releases can add annotation and synthetic-layer mechanisms without reopening the foundation. Because it changes documented behavior on a pre-1.0 library, it bumps the minor version (per the pre-1.0 rule in `docs/publishing.md`).
+
+### Bug Fixes
+
+**CRLF input no longer corrupts the structural views**
+
+marko computes block positions against LF-only text, so `\r` in the input desynchronized every structural span (`blocks()`, `sections()`, `base_blocks()`, `links()`, `prose_text()`, the node table) from `source_text`, silently garbling content. `from_text` now normalizes `\r\n` and lone `\r` to `\n` and retains the normalized string as `source_text`, so all layers share one offset space. Callers anchoring offsets to an external CRLF original must normalize it the same way first.
+
+**Markdown constructs inside frontmatter can no longer swallow the body**
+
+The shared parse previously included the frontmatter region, so e.g. a YAML block scalar containing a code fence opened a fenced block spanning the rest of the document, leaving `blocks()` empty. The frontmatter region is now blanked out of the shared parse (offsets preserved); frontmatter remains a non-content region.
+
+**`resolve()` no longer guesses on ambiguous quotes**
+
+A `SpanRef` quote that occurs multiple times with no disambiguating prefix/suffix (or a tied context score) now resolves to `None` instead of silently anchoring to the first occurrence. A context-free position hint also cannot select a duplicate, and a zero-width quote (`exact=""`) resolves to `None`.
+
+**`collect(overlaps=...)` treats empty intervals as empty**
+
+A degenerate `[x, x)` region now overlaps nothing, matching half-open interval semantics; point queries use `(x, x + 1)`.
+
+**Render helpers harden their HTML output**
+
+`render_node_attrs` attribute-escapes `node.id`, and `wrap_with_node_attrs` validates the tag name (raising `ValueError`), matching the `flexdoc.html` tag helpers.
+
+### Breaking Changes
+
+Made cleanly with no compatibility aliases, given the preview (pre-1.0) status:
+
+- **`SpanRef` owns its public resolution API** — call `ref.resolve(source_text)` / `ref.resolve_and_update(source_text)`; the generic `resolve` / `resolve_and_update` names are no longer promoted from `flexdoc.docs`.
+- **`flexdoc.docs` now promotes the document model only** — word-token/search and diff/mapping names moved to their owning modules (`flexdoc.docs.wordtoks`, `search_tokens`, `token_diffs`, `token_mapping`).
+- **Recursive `collect()` includes inline descendants by default** — `inline` is now tri-state; pass `inline=False` for the previous block-only recursive result.
+- **`Paragraph.heading_level` / `Paragraph.heading_title` are properties** — remove the `()` from calls.
+- **`NAVIGABLE_LINK_FORMS` replaces `TRUE_LINK_FORMS`** — no alias retained.
+- **`TextUnit` is a `StrEnum`** — `TextUnit.words == "words"` now holds; only `str()`/equality behavior changes.
+- **Cached structural views are mutation-safe** — `Block` is frozen, `Block.children` and `TableInfo.alignments` are tuples, and `sections()` returns isolated copies; direct `Block` construction must pass child tuples.
+
+### Other Changes
+
+- `graph()` accepts any `Set` for `include`/`detail`, so plain `set` literals type-check.
+- Frontmatter delimiters tolerate trailing horizontal whitespace.
+- The dependency lock is refreshed under the 14-day cool-off (cutoff 2026-06-26) with no per-package exceptions or audit ignores; CI runs `pip-audit` clean.
+- The OS-independent classifier is backed by a macOS CI job (Python 3.13 full lint/test gate on `macos-latest`).
+- Local release preparation is tag-aware, preventing a tagless clone from producing a `0.0.1.devN` artifact.
+
+### Full Changelog
+
+https://github.com/jlevy/flexdoc/compare/v0.2.0...v0.3.0

flexdoc-0.3.0/.github/release-request/request.json

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+{
+  "tag": "v0.3.0"
+}

{flexdoc-0.2.0 → flexdoc-0.3.0}/.github/workflows/ci.yml

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
-# This workflow will install Python dependencies, run tests and lint with a single version of Python
+# Install locked dependencies, lint, and test across every supported Python version on
+# Linux plus one representative macOS job for the OS-independent package contract.
 # For more information see: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/automating-builds-and-tests/building-and-testing-python
 
 name: CI
@@ -18,12 +19,18 @@ jobs:
   build:
     strategy:
       matrix:
-        # Update this as needed:
-        # Common platforms: ["ubuntu-latest", "macos-latest", "windows-latest"]
-        os: ["ubuntu-latest"]
-        python-version: ["3.11", "3.12", "3.13", "3.14"]
+        include:
+          - os: ubuntu-latest
+            python-version: "3.11"
+          - os: ubuntu-latest
+            python-version: "3.12"
+          - os: ubuntu-latest
+            python-version: "3.13"
+          - os: ubuntu-latest
+            python-version: "3.14"
+          - os: macos-latest
+            python-version: "3.13"
 
-    # Linux only by default. Use ${{ matrix.os }} for other OSes.
     runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }}
 
     steps:
@@ -91,15 +98,8 @@ jobs:
           version: "0.11.12"
           enable-cache: true
 
-      # --ignore-vuln PYSEC-2026-196: a CVE in `pip` itself, which is only present as a
-      # transitive dependency of the pip-audit tool (audit group), not a flexdoc
-      # runtime/dev dependency, and is never shipped in the flexdoc wheel. Its fix
-      # (pip 26.1.2) is newer than the [tool.uv] exclude-newer cool-off cutoff, so there
-      # is no within-policy bump; this ignore does not touch dependency resolution or the
-      # cool-off. Remove it once the cutoff advances past pip 26.1.2's release. See
-      # SUPPLY-CHAIN-SECURITY.md (Audit-Gate Ignores).
       - name: Audit dependencies for known vulnerabilities
-        run: uv run --frozen --group audit pip-audit --ignore-vuln PYSEC-2026-196
+        run: uv run --frozen --group audit pip-audit
 
   # Packaging check: the flexdoc wheel must import cleanly from an isolated install, not
   # just from the source tree. Guards against missing package data or accidental reliance

{flexdoc-0.2.0 → flexdoc-0.3.0}/.github/workflows/publish.yml

@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ on:
   release:
     types: [published]
   workflow_dispatch: # Enable manual trigger.
+  workflow_call: # Callable from release.yml, which cannot fire the release event.
 
 jobs:
   build-and-publish:

flexdoc-0.3.0/.github/workflows/release.yml

@@ -0,0 +1,54 @@
+name: Create Release
+
+# Release automation for operators that cannot push tags or dispatch workflows
+# directly (e.g. remote agent sessions, which can only push their own working
+# branch and merge PRs). To cut a release: update
+# .github/release-request/request.json and notes.md, land the change on main
+# via PR after the docs/publishing.md pre-release checklist passes, and the
+# merge triggers this workflow. It creates the tag and GitHub Release at the
+# merged commit, then calls publish.yml to build, test, and publish to PyPI.
+#
+# The release is created with GITHUB_TOKEN, whose events do not trigger other
+# workflows, so publish.yml is invoked here as a reusable workflow instead of
+# through its release-published trigger. PyPI trusted publishing validates the
+# job_workflow_ref claim, which points at publish.yml for the called job, so
+# the registered publisher still matches. Releases cut by a maintainer with
+# gh release create (the runbook path) fire publish.yml directly and never
+# run this workflow.
+
+on:
+  push:
+    branches:
+      - main
+    paths:
+      - ".github/release-request/**"
+
+jobs:
+  create-release:
+    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
+    permissions:
+      contents: write
+    steps:
+      - name: Checkout (official GitHub action)
+        # actions/checkout@v6
+        uses: actions/checkout@df4cb1c069e1874edd31b4311f1884172cec0e10
+
+      - name: Create tag and release
+        env:
+          GH_TOKEN: ${{ github.token }}
+        run: |
+          TAG="$(jq -r .tag .github/release-request/request.json)"
+          case "$TAG" in
+            v[0-9]*) ;;
+            *) echo "Invalid tag in release request: $TAG" >&2; exit 1 ;;
+          esac
+          gh release create "$TAG" --repo "$GITHUB_REPOSITORY" \
+            --target "$GITHUB_SHA" --title "$TAG" \
+            --notes-file .github/release-request/notes.md
+
+  publish:
+    needs: create-release
+    permissions:
+      id-token: write
+      contents: read
+    uses: ./.github/workflows/publish.yml

{flexdoc-0.2.0 → flexdoc-0.3.0}/.tbd/config.yml

@@ -1,5 +1,9 @@
-tbd_format: f04
+tbd_format: f06
 tbd_version: 0.2.3
+# tbd_upgrades: tbd versions that have run `tbd setup` in this repo (oldest first);
+# tbd_version above is the most recent. Informational; updated automatically by setup.
+tbd_upgrades:
+  - version: 0.2.3
 display:
   id_prefix: flexdoc
 sync:
@@ -10,23 +14,20 @@ settings:
   auto_sync: false
   doc_auto_sync_hours: 24
   use_gh_cli: true
-# Documentation cache configuration.
-# files: Maps destination paths (relative to .tbd/docs/) to source locations.
-#   Sources can be:
-#   - internal: prefix for bundled docs (e.g., "internal:shortcuts/standard/code-review-and-commit.md")
-#   - Full URL for external docs (e.g., "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/org/repo/main/file.md")
-# lookup_path: Search paths for doc lookup (like shell $PATH). Earlier paths take precedence.
-#
-# To sync docs: tbd sync --docs
-# To check status: tbd sync --status
-#
-# Auto-sync: Docs are automatically synced when stale (default: every 24 hours).
-# Configure with settings.doc_auto_sync_hours (0 = disabled).
+# Documentation cache: the docs tbd serves (guidelines, shortcuts, templates), synced
+# into the gitignored .tbd/docs/ cache. Managed with `tbd docs` (run `tbd docs --help`).
+# files: destination path (under .tbd/docs/) -> source docref. Common source forms:
+#   - internal:<path>                          bundled with tbd (e.g. internal:guidelines/typescript-rules.md)
+#   - github:owner/repo@ref//path/to/file.md   a file in a git repo (gitlab: too; @ref optional)
+#   - https://host/path/file.md                a plain URL, kept verbatim
+#   Full docref grammar: `tbd docs show docref-format`.
+# lookup_path: doc lookup search order, like shell $PATH (earlier paths win).
+# Refresh the cache with `tbd docs sync`; it also auto-syncs when stale
+# (settings.doc_auto_sync_hours, default 24; 0 disables).
 docs_cache:
-  lookup_path:
-    - .tbd/docs/shortcuts/system
-    - .tbd/docs/shortcuts/standard
   files:
+    references/tbd-docs.md: internal:tbd-docs.md
+    references/tbd-design.md: internal:tbd-design.md
     shortcuts/system/shortcut-explanation.md: internal:shortcuts/system/shortcut-explanation.md
     shortcuts/system/skill-baseline.md: internal:shortcuts/system/skill-baseline.md
     shortcuts/system/skill-brief.md: internal:shortcuts/system/skill-brief.md
@@ -58,6 +59,7 @@ docs_cache:
     shortcuts/standard/revise-all-architecture-docs.md: internal:shortcuts/standard/revise-all-architecture-docs.md
     shortcuts/standard/revise-architecture-doc.md: internal:shortcuts/standard/revise-architecture-doc.md
     shortcuts/standard/setup-github-cli.md: internal:shortcuts/standard/setup-github-cli.md
+    shortcuts/standard/suggest-upstream-improvements.md: internal:shortcuts/standard/suggest-upstream-improvements.md
     shortcuts/standard/sync-failure-recovery.md: internal:shortcuts/standard/sync-failure-recovery.md
     shortcuts/standard/update-specs-status.md: internal:shortcuts/standard/update-specs-status.md
     shortcuts/standard/welcome-user.md: internal:shortcuts/standard/welcome-user.md
@@ -92,3 +94,8 @@ docs_cache:
     templates/plan-spec.md: internal:templates/plan-spec.md
     templates/qa-playbook.md: internal:templates/qa-playbook.md
     templates/research-brief.md: internal:templates/research-brief.md
+    references/docmap-format.md: internal:references/docmap-format.md
+    references/docref-format.md: internal:references/docref-format.md
+  lookup_path:
+    - .tbd/docs/shortcuts/system
+    - .tbd/docs/shortcuts/standard

{flexdoc-0.2.0 → flexdoc-0.3.0}/AGENTS.md

@@ -364,7 +364,7 @@ Always use full type annotations, generics, and other modern practices.
 - When changing code in a library or general function, if a change to an API or library
   will break backward compatibility, MENTION THIS to the user.
 
-- DO NOT implement additional code for backward compatiblity (such as extra methods or
+- DO NOT implement additional code for backward compatibility (such as extra methods or
   variable aliases or comments about backward compatibility) UNLESS the user has
   confirmed that it is necessary.
 

flexdoc-0.3.0/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -0,0 +1,239 @@
+# Changelog
+
+All notable changes to flexdoc are documented here.
+This project uses [semantic versioning](https://semver.org/); while pre-1.0, breaking
+changes bump the **minor** version (see `docs/publishing.md`).
+
+## 0.3.0 (2026-07-11)
+
+Fixes from the 2026-07 pre-promotion design review
+(`docs/project/review/senior-engineering-review-flexdoc-2026-07.md`). These changes
+alter documented behavior, so per the pre-1.0 rule this is a minor release, not a
+0.2.x patch.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **CRLF input no longer corrupts the structural views.** marko computes block positions
+  against LF-only text, so `\r` in the input desynchronized every structural span
+  (`blocks()`, `sections()`, `base_blocks()`, `links()`, `prose_text()`, the node table)
+  from `source_text`, silently garbling content and violating the base-block cover
+  invariant. `from_text` now normalizes `\r\n` and lone `\r` to `\n` and retains the
+  normalized string as `source_text`, so all layers share one offset space.
+  Callers anchoring offsets to an external CRLF original must normalize it the same way
+  first.
+- **Markdown constructs inside frontmatter can no longer swallow the body.** The shared
+  parse previously included the frontmatter region, so e.g. a YAML block scalar
+  containing a code fence opened a fenced block spanning the rest of the document,
+  leaving `blocks()` empty.
+  The frontmatter region is now blanked out of the shared parse (offsets preserved);
+  frontmatter remains a non-content region.
+  Link extraction now reuses that blanked parse instead of reparsing the body for
+  frontmatter documents.
+- **`resolve()` no longer guesses on ambiguous quotes.** Per the spec’s error posture
+  (§11), a `SpanRef` quote that occurs multiple times with no disambiguating
+  prefix/suffix (or a tied context score) now resolves to `None` instead of silently
+  anchoring to the first occurrence.
+  A context-free position hint also cannot select a duplicate, because no context or
+  source identity proves which occurrence was intended.
+  A zero-width quote (`exact=""`) also resolves to `None` on both the fast and slow
+  paths.
+- **`collect(overlaps=...)` treats empty intervals as empty.** A degenerate `[x, x)`
+  region (or node span) now overlaps nothing, matching half-open interval semantics;
+  point queries use `(x, x + 1)`.
+- **Render helpers harden their HTML output.** `render_node_attrs` attribute-escapes
+  `node.id`, and `wrap_with_node_attrs` validates the tag name (raising `ValueError`),
+  matching the validation in the `flexdoc.html` tag helpers.
+
+### Changed
+
+- **The dependency lock is refreshed under the 14-day cool-off.** The cutoff is
+  2026-06-26, expired per-package exceptions are removed, and the audit group resolves
+  fixed `pip` and `msgpack` versions, so CI runs `pip-audit` without advisory ignores.
+- **`graph()` accepts any set.** `FlexDoc.graph()` and `build_doc_graph()` annotate
+  `include`/`detail` as `collections.abc.Set`, so plain `set` literals type-check
+  (matching `collect()`); behavior is unchanged.
+- **`TextUnit` is a `StrEnum`**, matching every other public enum, so
+  `TextUnit.words == "words"` now holds.
+  Source-compatible for enum-member access; only `str()`/equality-with-string behavior
+  changes.
+- **Recursive `collect()` includes inline descendants by default.** The `inline`
+  parameter is now tri-state: omission follows recursive traversal or an explicit
+  inline-kind filter, `inline=False` excludes inline nodes, and `inline=True` includes
+  them for any query. Callers that need the previous block-only recursive result must
+  pass `inline=False`.
+- **Cached structural views are mutation-safe.** `Block` is now frozen, `Block.children`
+  and `TableInfo.alignments` are tuples, and `sections()` returns recursively isolated
+  section/paragraph copies.
+  Code constructing blocks directly must pass child tuples; code comparing or building
+  table metadata must use alignment tuples.
+  Mutation of a returned section remains local to that view and does not persist to a
+  later call.
+- **`SpanRef` owns its public resolution API.** Call `ref.resolve(source_text)` or
+  `ref.resolve_and_update(source_text)` on the root-exported type.
+  The generic `resolve` and `resolve_and_update` names are no longer promoted from
+  `flexdoc.docs`; update package-level imports and calls to use the methods.
+- **Paragraph heading metadata is property-based.** `Paragraph.heading_level` and
+  `Paragraph.heading_title` now match `Paragraph.block_type` and `Block.heading_level`.
+  Remove `()` from calls to the two former methods.
+- **The navigable-link constant is accurately named.** Import `NAVIGABLE_LINK_FORMS`
+  instead of `TRUE_LINK_FORMS`; no compatibility alias is retained.
+- **`flexdoc.docs` now promotes the document model only.** Word-token/search and
+  diff/mapping names are no longer re-exported.
+  Import them from `flexdoc.docs.wordtoks`, `search_tokens`, `token_diffs`, or
+  `token_mapping` instead.
+  The current Chopdiff integration already uses these owning-module paths.
+- **Frontmatter delimiters tolerate trailing horizontal whitespace.** Opening and
+  closing `---` lines may end in spaces or tabs while remaining verbatim in
+  `frontmatter`; leading whitespace still disqualifies a delimiter, and an unclosed
+  opening remains a thematic break.
+- **The OS-independent classifier is backed by macOS CI.** Ubuntu still covers every
+  supported Python version, and Python 3.13 now runs the full lint/test gate on
+  `macos-latest` as a representative second platform.
+- **Local release preparation is tag-aware.** The runbook fetches tags before building
+  and verifies candidate wheel metadata from an isolated local tag, preventing a tagless
+  clone from silently producing a `0.0.1.devN` release artifact.
+- **Section sizing no longer constructs temporary documents.** `FlexDoc` and `Section`
+  now share private paragraph aggregation for every `TextUnit` and size summary; public
+  results and signatures are unchanged.
+
+Remaining pre-1.0 design decisions and future mechanisms are collected in
+`docs/project/specs/active/plan-2026-07-09-flexdoc-stabilization-roadmap.md`.
+
+## 0.2.0 (2026-06-14)
+
+Correctness fixes and a completed inline/heading/link surface for the document-metrics
+use case (`docs/project/specs/active/plan-2026-06-13-metrics-use-case.md`, issue #6). As
+a preview-stage library this takes the cleanest shape with no compatibility shims; the
+API additions below include breaking signature changes (see **Changed**).
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **`node_table()` / `collect()` / `graph()` no longer raise on valid Markdown.** Inline
+  elements were discovered over the whole source and parented by start offset, so
+  backtick pairing across a block boundary (an empty fence next to inline backticks)
+  produced an inline span escaping its parent block and raised a layer-nesting error.
+  Inline discovery is now scoped per leaf content block, so an inline node can never
+  straddle a block boundary; links/images/definitions are parented by full containment.
+- **`sections()` / `toc()` recover every heading `blocks()` finds, and own their content
+  correctly.** Headings were re-derived from the blank-line paragraph view, dropping
+  tight headings and headings preceded by a non-blank line (e.g. an HTML-comment
+  marker), and section content was bucketed from that same view, so a heading glued to
+  its body lost the body.
+  Sections now derive entirely from the structural block tree—the heading set *and* each
+  section’s own content (`own_paragraphs()` / `blocks()` / sizes) come from the
+  section’s source region—so tight and marker-preceded headings own exactly their
+  content.
+- **Section spans nest correctly** even when a blank-line paragraph straddles a later
+  heading (e.g. an embedded `---` block marko reads as a setext heading): each section
+  spans from its heading to the next same-or-higher heading (trimmed), which nests by
+  construction. Byte-identical to the prior span for well-formed documents.
+- **Reference-definition nodes attach to their block.** A `link_ref_def` span included
+  the line’s trailing newline and escaped the containing paragraph, leaving the node
+  unparented so a block-scoped `collect()` missed it; spans are now trimmed like every
+  structural block.
+
+### Added
+
+- **Heading metadata on the structural block**: `Block.heading_info` (`HeadingInfo` with
+  parser-authoritative `level` and `title`) and the `Block.heading_level` convenience;
+  `HeadingInfo` is exported from `flexdoc.docs`. The node table reads heading level from
+  it.
+- **Typed link forms**: `LinkForm` (`inline` / `reference` / `autolink` / `bare_url` /
+  `image` / `reference_definition`) and `Link.link_form`. `FlexDoc.links(link_forms=…)`
+  selects any forms (default: navigable links only), and `FlexDoc.images()` is a
+  convenience for image access.
+  Reference definitions (`[id]: url`) are surfaced as `NodeKind.link_ref_def` nodes and
+  via `links(link_forms={LinkForm.reference_definition})`.
+- **`FlexDoc.prose_text()`**: prose-only text for editorial linting and prose metrics —
+  prose blocks (paragraphs/headings, and table cells when `include_tables=True`) with
+  inline code and footnote refs dropped, links/images replaced by their text/alt,
+  inline-HTML tags dropped (wrapped text kept), and heading/blockquote/list markers and
+  reference-definition lines stripped; from verbatim source slices (line wrapping
+  preserved, never reflowed) so spacing like a spaced em-dash is kept exactly.
+- **`FlexDoc.block_at_offset()`**: the innermost structural `Block` containing an offset
+  (the structural counterpart of `paragraph_at_offset`; the name, freed in 0.1.0, now
+  correctly returns a `Block`).
+- **Test-suite hardening**: adversarial corpus documents (`inline_pathology`,
+  `heading_edges`, `link_taxonomy`); cross-projection invariants tying `toc()` to the
+  heading blocks, inline nesting on the query surface, and link-form accounting; and a
+  dogfood test that parses every Markdown file in the repo and asserts the invariants.
+  See the spec’s “Why These Bugs Escaped the Tests” analysis.
+
+### Changed
+
+These are breaking, made cleanly (no aliases) given the preview status:
+
+- **`Link` gains a required `link_form: LinkForm` field.** Direct `Link(...)`
+  construction must pass it.
+- **`block_links()` returns all link-like constructs** (navigable links, images, and
+  reference definitions), each with a `link_form`; previously it returned navigable
+  links only. `FlexDoc.links()` filters to navigable links by default, so its default
+  result is unchanged.
+- **`collect()` returns inline-kind nodes without `recursive=True`.** An inline-kind
+  request (e.g. `collect(kinds={NodeKind.link})`) now widens the candidate set instead
+  of silently returning `[]`—matching the documented behavior.
+
+## 0.1.0 (2026-06-12)
+
+First release.
+
+### Added
+
+- **Initial flexdoc package**, extracted from
+  [chopdiff](https://github.com/jlevy/chopdiff) as its own standalone distribution.
+  This is the document/markdown layer—`FlexDoc`, paragraphs/sentences, the block tree
+  and block types, sections, the node table, `collect()`, `DocGraph`, `SpanRef`, token
+  diffs/mappings, word tokenization, html-in-md, and read-time/token estimation—with no
+  dependency on chopdiff’s diff and windowed-transform machinery.
+
+  The import roots are `flexdoc.docs`, `flexdoc.html`, and `flexdoc.util`. Parse
+  behavior is unchanged from the `flexdoc.*` modules that previously shipped inside the
+  chopdiff wheel; this release packages them independently.
+  See `docs/project/specs/active/plan-2026-06-11-flexdoc-extraction.md`.
+
+- **A deliberate root API**: the working set is importable from the package root —
+  `FlexDoc`, `DocGraph`, `Detail`, `SpanRef`, `BlockType`, `NodeKind`, `Layer`,
+  `TextUnit`—designed against the known downstream users and pinned by contract tests.
+  The render helpers for source-linked HTML (`render_node_attrs`,
+  `wrap_with_node_attrs`, `parse_source_span_attr`) are public in `flexdoc.docs`.
+
+- **DocGraph paragraph view**: `Views.paragraphs` joins `toc`/`blocks`/`links`/
+  `sentences` in the serialized projection.
+
+### Changed (Relative to the Modules as Shipped in Chopdiff)
+
+The first standalone release also refines the API surface (the pre-publish design
+review, `docs/project/review/senior-engineering-review-flexdoc-standalone-2026-06.md`);
+these are intentional hard cuts with no compatibility aliases:
+
+- **`TextDoc` is renamed `FlexDoc`**—the package’s single entry point, named for the
+  model it carries (all layered projections hang off it).
+  It is importable from the package root: `from flexdoc import FlexDoc`. The module is
+  `flexdoc.docs.flex_doc` (was `chopdiff.docs.text_doc`), and the design of record is
+  now `docs/flexdoc-spec.md` (was `textdoc-spec.md`).
+- **`collect()` is fully keyword-only and the deprecated aliases are gone**: use
+  `subtree_of=` (was `scope=`, previously also positional) and `within=` (was
+  `contains=`).
+- **Editing-view methods are named in paragraph terms**, so “block” always means the
+  structural layer: `FlexDoc.paragraph_at_offset` (was `block_at_offset`),
+  `FlexDoc.iter_paragraphs` (was `iter_blocks`), `Section.own_paragraphs`/
+  `subtree_paragraphs` (were `own_blocks`/`subtree_blocks`).
+- **The export surface is settled**: `flexdoc.docs` now exports
+  `CodeInfo`/`TableInfo`/`ListInfo`, `resolve`/`resolve_and_update`,
+  `parse_blocks`/`walk_blocks`/`block_type_for`, and `DEFAULT_INCLUDE`; `flexdoc.html`
+  exports `html_p`, `html_tag`, `escape_attribute`, `tag_wrapper`, and
+  `identity_wrapper`. Link extraction is public as `flexdoc.docs.links.block_links`.
+- **`Node.attrs` values are JSON-typed** (`AttrValue`), validated at `DocGraph`
+  serialization, and node-id assignment order is pinned and tested for cross-language
+  ports; layer nesting guarantees (`LAYER_NESTING`) are enforced at node-table build.
+- Internally, the former `text_doc.py` was split into `flex_doc.py`, `paragraphs.py`,
+  `links.py`, and `sections.py` (package imports from `flexdoc.docs` are unaffected),
+  and `sections()` is now cached like the other derived views.
+
+Migration from chopdiff in one pass: `chopdiff.docs.TextDoc` → `flexdoc.FlexDoc` (or
+`flexdoc.docs.FlexDoc`), `chopdiff.docs.*` → `flexdoc.docs.*`, plus the method renames
+above.
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