A document had one set for all of it, taken from whichever section
declared one last — so a fixture lost its letterhead entirely
and page 1 got the empty header its final section asked for.
A body block now carries `sectionBreak`, ordinal rather than indexed so
editing cannot desync it. Import resolves Word's "Link to Previous" per
reference type; export writes a set per sectPr, and on the ODF side each
section past the first gets its own master page, which the block switches
to. The layer picks a page's set from where pageBreaks reports the
sections starting, and each section's zone reaches ride
`--pb-section-reach` so a later section's letterhead makes room for
itself: page 10 of a fixture was 24.9mm out, now 1.1mm.
Editing still reaches section 1 only; the rest render read-only.
Three of them described something the reference does not do. The trailing
space is counted by LibreOffice as well; neither engine breaks after a
slash or inside a run of dots; and the hard-break line was real but came
from the paragraph mark, not the break.
Each was checked against soffice on a one-page fixture, so the record now
says what was measured rather than what was inferred.
The parity runner pinned one build number, so a fresh
`playwright-core install chromium` left it pointing at a directory that
is not there. PARITY_CHROME still overrides.
It compares where text sits, so a dropped highlight or fill reads as green;
the visual check that catches those, and its two traps, are written down.
Also records the list marker's ~4mm offset, which the tolerance hides.
Everything else in tests/ compares documents at the model level; nothing checked
what a page actually looks like. run.mjs renders the same file through soffice
and through the real app in Chromium, reads both back as word boxes, and diffs
page count, line count, line text and line position.
The corpus stays out of the repo: make-fixtures.mjs authors the baseline .docx
files, and real-world documents are whatever you drop into the gitignored
fixtures/ yourself.
Steffen Becker