fix: Ensure necessary namespaces are in patched doc #2698
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In preparation for reworking DocumentAttributes.
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Seems good, need to make the CI to start. Unsure why it isn't starting |
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Word for the web, for example, may generate .docx files with a very limited set of XML namespaces:
Using one of these files as the template / source for a docx.js patch may result in errors from missing namespaces.
To fix this, I added the handful of namespaces that appear to be needed by docx.js's elements. It may be better to include the full set of namespaces from the Document class. If you'd prefer I do that, please let me know.
I did some refactoring to simplify this and to cut down on duplicate namespace references. If you'd prefer I handle this differently, please let me know.
Fixes #2697