v1.0.0

v1.0.0

Highlights

• Marks Docscriptor as the first stable release line for Python-first document
  authoring across DOCX, PDF, and HTML.
• Treats the Document plus DocumentSettings API as the official public shape
  for document content, metadata, page geometry, theme options, validation, and
  rendering.
• Keeps the CLI and Python workflow APIs aligned through docscriptor build,
  docscriptor convert, docscriptor validate, and the matching
  docscriptor.workflows functions.
• Includes editable Markdown and notebook import paths so converted sources can
  still become Docscriptor object trees before rendering.
• Includes validation preflight for common authoring mistakes, renderer-specific
  compatibility warnings, missing assets, overly wide tables or figures, and
  reference/caption issues.
• Includes regression coverage for example outputs across DOCX, PDF, and HTML,
  including rendered bundles, PDF text/page checks, DOCX structure checks, and
  HTML anchor checks.

Compatibility Notes

• No additional public breaking change is introduced by this release candidate.
  The API cleanup that made DocumentSettings the canonical settings surface was
  already documented in v0.10.0.
• Future public API changes should follow semantic versioning from this stable
  line: major for breaking changes, minor for backward-compatible features, and
  patch for fixes.

Release Notes

• Package metadata now advertises Docscriptor as production/stable rather than
  alpha.
• Local fallback version metadata is aligned with the 1.0.0 release line for
  source trees without git tag metadata.
• Release-note digest tests now derive the latest release note dynamically, so
  adding the next release note does not require rewriting hard-coded version
  assertions.