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Currently, the packet-beta diagram in Mermaid only allows rendering bit fields with the highest bit value on the left (big-endian style, bit 0 at leftmost). However, there are cases (e.g., some network protocols, or little-endian architectures) where the lowest bit is shown on the left, and the highest on the right.
For accurate documentation and interoperability across platforms (Windows vs Unix, network byte order), can you add an option (e.g., bitOrder: "normal"|"reverse") to control the direction in which bits are displayed within a field? This would greatly enhance expressiveness and correctness for a wider range of engineering audiences.
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Currently, the packet-beta diagram in Mermaid only allows rendering bit fields with the highest bit value on the left (big-endian style, bit 0 at leftmost). However, there are cases (e.g., some network protocols, or little-endian architectures) where the lowest bit is shown on the left, and the highest on the right.
For accurate documentation and interoperability across platforms (Windows vs Unix, network byte order), can you add an option (e.g., bitOrder: "normal"|"reverse") to control the direction in which bits are displayed within a field? This would greatly enhance expressiveness and correctness for a wider range of engineering audiences.
Thank you for your consideration!
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