Fix: PDF parsing doesn't support partially numbered lists #1525
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Fix #68
This pull request enhances the handling of MasterFormat-style partial numbering (e.g.,
.1,.2) in PDF document conversion to Markdown, ensuring that such numbering is merged with its associated text rather than split into separate lines or table columns. It also introduces comprehensive tests to verify correct behavior and bumps the package version.Testing and validation:
test_pdf_masterformat.pywith extensive tests to verify correct regex matching, merging logic, and content preservation for MasterFormat-style partial numbering in converted documents.Version update:
0.1.4to0.1.5in__about__.pyto reflect the new functionality and fixes.