v2.0.0

A tables release, and the first breaking one: custom table styles are gone,
because PowerPoint never rendered them. Everything else here is the table
surface growing to cover what that API was reaching for.

npm install @shbernal/ts-pptx

Removed

• BREAKING: Presentation.defineTableStyle() and TableProps.styleDrivenCells
  are gone, along with the TableStyleProps / TableStyleRegionProps types.
  PowerPoint resolves <a:tableStyleId> against its own table-style gallery
  and never reads a style definition out of the package — measured by rendering
  in PowerPoint desktop 16.0, not inferred from the schema. The API emitted
  well-formed, schema-valid XML that can never paint.

  Migration — style tables with direct formatting, which is what carried them
  all along:

  // before
  const brand = pptx.defineTableStyle({
    name: 'Brand',
    wholeTbl: { border: { type: 'solid', color: 'D9D9D9', width: 0.5 } },
    firstRow: { fill: '1A2B3C', color: 'FFFFFF', bold: true },
  })
  slide.addTable(rows, { tableStyle: brand, hasHeader: true, styleDrivenCells: true })
  
  // after
  slide.addTable(rows, {
    hasHeader: true,
    border: { type: 'solid', color: 'D9D9D9', width: 0.5 },
    headerRow: { fill: { color: '1A2B3C' }, color: 'FFFFFF', bold: true },
  })

  TableProps.tableStyle still exists and still works — it is now typed as
  TableStyle alone, since only a built-in GUID renders. The read side is
  unaffected: Table.resolvedStyle, TableCell.resolvedFill and
  importSlideMasters({ tableStyles }) still resolve style graphs out of
  imported decks, because PowerPoint honours its own definitions.

Added

• Table editing on @shbernal/ts-pptx/read — cell properties, rows, columns
  and merges, where the read proxies were previously read-plus-text-edit only.
• TableProps.tableFill — the table's own background, as a real a:tblPr
  fill.
• TableProps.outerBorder — a border for the table's perimeter only, as
  distinct from TableProps.border, which is a per-cell default.
• BorderProps.dashType — the exact a:prstDash preset, instead of
  collapsing every dashed border onto sysDash. ShapeLineProps.dashType now
  spans the whole ST_PresetLineDashVal set.
• TableCellProps.diagonal, .anchorCtr, .cell3D, .horzOverflow — cell
  corner-to-corner rules, horizontal block centring, a 3-D bevel, and clip vs.
  overflow behaviour.
• TableCell.gradientFill / .patternFill / .hasOwnFill / .id /
  .headerIds (read) — non-solid cell fills and cell/header association.
• border/unknown-key — a new diagnostic reporting an unrecognized
  BorderProps key instead of silently dropping it.
• docs/tables.md
  — the table guide, which did not exist. Tables were the most-used object after
  text and the only major one with no prose doc.

Fixed

• tableToSlides cell padding is now converted from px to inches. A computed
  CSS padding: 4px was assigned straight to TableCellProps.margin, which is
  inches — emitting a 4 inch text inset. Padding now resolves at 96px/in.
  This changes emitted bytes for any padded HTML table; cells will look
  substantially tighter, because they are now inset by what was asked for.
• fitColumns: 'shrink' measured against the wrong slide margin — it
  subtracted the left margin where the right one bounds the space. Invisible with
  the default symmetric margins, wrong for any asymmetric master.
• A styled table cell's own fill is no longer dropped by pptx-to-script.
• A theme-indexed picture background reported the wrong part — a p:bgRef
a:blipFill comes out of the theme part, so its r:embed is scoped to the
  theme's relationships, not the owning slide/layout/master's.
• A table-level border side with width: 0 is now emitted as the hairline it
  asks for, matching what per-cell borders already did.

Documentation: https://shbernal.github.io/ts-pptx/

Full changelog: https://github.com/shbernal/ts-pptx/blob/v2.0.0/CHANGELOG.md