Pretty-print Hyperaudio JSON and drop legacy import path#299
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- JSON.stringify with two-space indentation so exported files are readable and diffable instead of a single long line. - Remove the legacyJsonToHtml function and the jsonData.article fallback in jsonToHtml — anyone holding an old export can re-export from a recent build. - Drop the jsonData.url top-level back-compat in importJson; media URL is sourced exclusively from sections[0].mediaUrl now. Closes #298.
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Summary
Two small follow-ups to #297:
downloadJsonnow callsJSON.stringify(jsonData, null, 2)so exported files are indented and readable instead of one long line.legacyJsonToHtmlfunction, thejsonData.articlefallback injsonToHtml, and thejsonData.urlback-compat inimportJson. Anyone holding an old export can re-export from a recent build.Closes #298.
Test plan
article.section.paragraphs[].spans[]) → either fails or imports as empty, no crash.