v0.8.16

Two acceptance fixes and a delimiter the tidier now reads.

Rule A9 no longer counts an author's surname as missing when the text layer split its small capital first letter into a token of its own. That shape is the largest single reason a page was refused over the last two extraction runs, and it cost the Chord paper the page holding the entries twenty five of its citations point at.

The tidier now reads a math delimiter that stands on a line of its own, which is how two papers write a display with the inline delimiters. Fourteen stray delimiters across six papers were going into the corpus as literal backslash-paren.

Both of these are in the tidier and the checker, so pages already read pick up the delimiter fix through papers extract --retidy, which asks no model.

What's Changed

• Read a math delimiter that stands on a line of its own by @tamnd in #225
• Stop a surname in small capitals counting as a missing word by @tamnd in #226

Full Changelog: v0.8.15...v0.8.16