Fix Typst label handling in diff output#8
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Treat Typst labels as atomic syntax during tokenization and avoid word-level diffing label-only blocks. Keep labels at paragraph starts as separate blocks so unchanged labels remain attached to nearby content, and render inserted labels bare while suppressing deleted label spans. Add regressions for renamed labels and unchanged labels near inserted text.
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Summary
Fix Typst label handling in generated diff output.
This change treats Typst labels like
<sample-anchor>as atomic syntax duringinline diffing. It prevents diff markup from being inserted inside label syntax,
and keeps unchanged labels outside added/deleted wrappers so references can
continue to resolve.
Closes #7.
Changes
<label>syntax as a single token during mixed-granularity diffing.or duplicate labels.
content.