fix: preserve inline spacing in fmt and code-block round-trip Three related round-trip/formatting bugs, each pinned by a regression test that fails on the prior code: - fmt dropped the significant space between two inline elements (</strong> <code>): a lone-space text node was always treated as indentation. Keep it mid-line; drop it only at a block boundary. - fmt's line-wrapper dropped a word's trailing space before a tag (strings.Fields discards it) and broke inside <code>...</code>, injecting indent that xml2md collapses into a spurious in-span space. Rewrote wrapLine around an atom model with a per-atom spaceBefore flag and keeps an inline code span whole. - verify.normalizeForVerify's reBareTextAfterHeading used \S for its "visible char" token; \S matches '<', so the capture swallowed a following <ac:structured-macro> and wrapped it in <p>...</p>, splitting a code macro from its body and breaking round-trip for a no-language fenced code block after a heading. Use [^\s<] instead. Full RFC-0010 document now verifies as lossless.
feat: improve round-trip fidelity for panels, tables, and verify - Preserve panel name (info/note/warning), macro-id, parameters, and body-bare layout via HTML comment markers so blockquotes round-trip back to the original ac:structured-macro form. - Serialize tables with complex cell content (nested lists, structured macros, row-header th, page links) as raw XML inside the markdown so GFM table limits don't lossily flatten them. - Distinguish ac:toc inside <p> from bare ac:toc, restoring the wrapper. - Strip inline-comment-marker wrappers and decorative <span>s inside code spans where markdown can't represent them. - Normalize self-closing tags to "<tag />" and unify "/' with "/' so the pretty printer doesn't introduce cosmetic diffs. - Apply verify normalization to both input and round-trip output, and add rules for trailing whitespace, <br/> before </li>, <p>-wrapped image runs, and bare text after headings.
Initial commit: mdcx — Markdown to Confluence XML converter Bidirectional converter between Markdown and Confluence storage format XML with self-hosted Confluence Server/Data Center sync support. Features: - convert: Markdown → Confluence XML - extract: Confluence XML → Markdown - embed: embed Markdown into Confluence XML template (marker-based) - pull/push: sync pages with Confluence via REST API + PAT auth - fmt: pretty-print Confluence XML with sensible indentation - Round-trip preservation of inline comments, user refs, attachment images false