v14.1.0

Minor release. Full details in CHANGELOG.md.

Added

• DocxEditor takes a showRevisions option, with showRevisions(bool) and revisionsVisible, that
  decides whether the revisions already in a document render, separately from how trackedChanges
  records new edits (#1279). Left unset it follows the recording mode, as before.

Fixed

• Read every keyword of an HTML text-decoration value when converting HTML to DOCX (#1273). The
  converter compared the whole value with underline and line-through, so a value with more than
  one keyword produced no line at all, and a DOCX → HTML → DOCX round trip dropped double underlines
  and double strikethroughs. underline double now gives <w:u w:val="double"/>,
  line-through double gives <w:dstrike/>, underline line-through gives both lines, and the
  dotted, dashed and wavy styles map to Word's dotted, dash and wave underlines.
  Single-keyword values and <u>/<s> elements convert as before.

• Prevent a synthetic nonbreaking-space run in the required blank paragraph after a nested table. The paragraph retains a one-twip layout box for source geometry, so fitting nested footnote tables no longer fail PDF clipping verification (#1217).

• Leader-and-page-number lines in HTML output stay on one line and end their page number on the right
  tab stop (#1275). A right stop past the paragraph's right indent, or past the column edge, no longer
  pushes every entry onto a second line: the right-aligned segment extends past the line end to the stop,
  as LibreOffice lays it out. A bookmark,
  a non-breaking hyphen, or underline or strike on the tab run no longer switches the right
  tab to a fixed width measured on the server, which left the page number short of the stop.

• Consolidation reports competing additions of a bookmark name instead of silently dropping a range
  or keeping duplicate names (#1212). BaseWins retains the base's absent name; FirstReviewerWins and
  StackAll retain the first range and report every competitor. Equal ranges share one attributed copy.
  Independent text edits still compose, and rejecting the selected addition removes its bookmark.

• A paragraph's own w:framePr now overrides its paragraph style's frame properties attribute by
  attribute instead of replacing them whole (#1276). A footer paragraph whose style defines a
  page-anchored frame and whose own w:framePr sets only w:wrap keeps the style's width, anchors
  and offsets in the converted HTML, as LibreOffice renders it. Each axis's offset and alignment
  (w:x/w:xAlign, w:y/w:yAlign) count as one setting, so a paragraph's own w:x is not
  realigned by its style's w:xAlign. A style's w:dropCap and w:lines do not carry over to a
  paragraph with its own w:framePr, so they cannot hide a frame the paragraph positions itself.

• Margin comment replies no longer repeat the full note box at every nesting level (#1277). A reply
  now sits inside its parent's note behind a thin separator, without its own fill, border, shadow or
  side padding, and the replies container no longer indents, so reply text keeps the root note's width
  instead of losing about 22px per level.

• Consolidation preserves one reviewer's added bookmarks when other reviewers edit the same paragraph,
  including paragraphs in content controls, hyperlinks and table cells (#1212). Same-shell block wrappers
  compose their child edits with per-reviewer authorship; overlapping edits still use the selected conflict
  policy. Each reviewer's removal of a shared bookmark remains independently selectable.

• The editor no longer counts a rendered tracked deletion, or the pilcrow shown for a deleted paragraph
  mark, as paragraph text when tracked changes are shown inline (#1278). Typing to the right of either
  was refused with offset_out_of_range and the keystrokes lost, or landed at the wrong place in the
  paragraph. The deleted text stays visible but cannot be edited. As in Word, a single Backspace or
  Delete next to it steps over it and removes the live character beyond it. It removes nothing when
  that paragraph has no live character beyond the deletion, when a line break, tab, image or field
  also lies between the caret and that character, or for a word or line deletion. Typing into a
  paragraph whose only text is deleted is recorded even when the paragraph holds a bookmark; there it
  goes in as plain text at the start of the paragraph, without line breaks or formatting. In this
  mode the editor's find() and wordCount() no longer match or count deleted text, which agrees
  with the session's own text and its Grep.

• The ribbon's Markup dropdown changes only how revisions are shown (#1279). "No markup" used to turn
  tracked changes off and clear the Track Changes checkbox, so edits made afterwards were no longer
  recorded as revisions. With the two settings apart, typing into a paragraph whose only text is
  deleted keeps that deletion when revisions are shown and edits are not recorded (rewriting the
  paragraph had discarded it), and is recorded when edits are recorded with the markup hidden, even
  in a paragraph that holds a bookmark; so is typing into an empty paragraph that holds a bookmark
  while edits are recorded, which was refused. There the typed text goes in as plain text at the
  start of the paragraph, without line breaks or formatting.