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Bumps rvben/rumdl from 0.2.78 to 0.3.0.

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v0.3.0

Changed

• 2.4–4.7× faster rumdl fmt than 0.2.79 on frozen documentation snapshots: Cargo (99 files) 4.7×, MkDocs Material (85 files) 2.6×, and Ruff (16 files) 2.4×. Reusing parsed Markdown and shared source analysis reduces repeated work. Speedups compare median elapsed times from 31 paired runs after five warmups on Apple M6: ordinary Rust 1.96.0 release builds, default threads, warm filesystem cache, and --no-config --no-cache --silent (--flavor=standard for Cargo/Ruff, --flavor=mkdocs for MkDocs Material). Output includes the correctness fixes listed below and can differ from 0.2.79.
• Code block tools are supported and remain opt-in. Missing tags, missing active-mode tools and invocations with no tools checked are ignored by default. An omitted unknown-tag policy inherits on-missing-language-definition, preserving existing strict configurations. Valid internal cached checks count as checked; applicable external tools rerun to reflect changes in their own configuration and environment.
• on-missing-language-definition = "warn" now reports uncovered languages; previous releases treated it as ignore.
• Executable lookup remains system-only by default. Per-binary preferences can opt into nearest-first project lookup bounded by repository/configuration boundaries, including hoisted workspace installations.
• MD037 still reports spaces inside emphasis delimiters but no longer provides automatic fixes, including editor fixes. Repair the reported emphasis manually; inserting escapes or removing whitespace can change literal Markdown meaning.

Added

• fmt --preflight and check --fix --preflight validate and plan the complete selected file batch before applying any writes, with atomic replacement per file after successful planning.
• Configurable coverage policies with block diagnostics and invocation-wide fail-fast behavior. Invalid tool definitions receive central configuration warnings, made fatal by --deny-config-warnings.
• Fail-fast tool policies report an incomplete invocation (exit 2), including when document finding failures are disabled with --fail-on never.
• Shared full-table language recognition and flavor-aware fence coverage. No-tools invocation errors preserve JSON's findings array and use SARIF invocation notifications rather than assigning errors to a document.
• --stdin-batch-targets FILE supplies a NUL-delimited file/directory inventory for cross-file existence checks without requiring placeholder documents.
• MD013: add reflow-break-code-spans to keep code spans whole while emphasis wraps (bd41ee8)
• fmt: add Bun code-block formatting and reduce redundant checks (2605ead)
• stdin: accept separate batch link target inventories (56c492b)

Fixed

• Headings inside blockquotes and list items are checked and fixed relative to their container. Heading spacing, indentation, capitalization, and reflow

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Added

• Opt-in code-block tool version verification against uv.lock, declared pyproject.toml constraints, or pre-commit/prek hook revisions for Ruff, Black, djLint and SQLFluff. Supports automatic source selection and one configurable policy for mismatched or unresolved versions.
• MD013 link-text-punctuation = "trailing" optionally recognizes sentence endings in link text and image alt text while keeping each construct intact. When enabled, semantic reflow also preserves detected sentence boundaries when merging short lines.
• MD063 style = "consistent" infers heading capitalization per document while respecting ignored words, proper names, level filters, and inline disables.
• Independent code blocks can share the existing worker pool when error policies permit parallel execution, preserving tool order and applying formatted replacements together from their original source ranges.
• MD013 break-words adds project-specific or localized words to the semantic reflow defaults, with case-insensitive Unicode matching.

Changed

• Code-block formatting warnings appear in source order, including single-worker runs.
• MD013 semantic reflow joins wrapped list and blockquote prose consistently with paragraphs, including items containing only one semantic sentence.
• Reduce silent-formatting work for nested lists and unsupported proof syntax, and avoid copying line text while checking Python-Markdown list structure.

Fixed

• Silent formatting applies native bare-URL fixes in continued reference definitions and reference labels with empty destinations.
• Silent formatting applies native list-indentation fixes when display-math delimiters span blocks and close inside a code span.
• MD013 semantic break words keep offsets in the original Unicode text, avoiding incorrect splits after characters whose lowercase forms change byte length.
• MD013 semantic reflow keeps balanced parenthetical asides together during sentence detection and counts them as single units in paragraph diagnostics. Overlong asides prefer inner sentence boundaries before further width wrapping; explicit hard breaks remain separate reflow segments.

0.3.0 - 2026-10-17

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Commits

• 1900689 chore: refresh release preparation for v0.3.0
• 9acdaa4 test(windows): make release regression fixtures portable
• 6c3a8ef chore: refresh release preparation for v0.3.0
• f11370d perf: accelerate Markdown formatting for 0.3.0
• eeaaa59 fix(discovery): normalize Windows device paths consistently
• 2fbb072 fix(MD027): do not report a definition's later paragraph indented inside a quote
• 66456e9 fix(lsp): apply inline rumdl-configure-file settings to the Reflow paragraph ...
• 42e44e1 fix(MD056): read any backslash before a table pipe as an escape outside MkDocs
• e626a28 fix(bom): keep public fixes in source coordinates
• 17e30a5 fix(parser): read an indented ATX line under a quoted paragraph as text
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