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Add adaptive source provenance and bounded recovery - #10
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Adaptive batch and streaming extraction now share table-continuation decisions and retain section ancestry and optional glyph geometry. Schema
0.20.0adds those records while preserving exact text views, source maps, and compatibility fields.This also carries the two prerequisite local commits for bounded table-region and wrapped-statement assembly, which were not yet on
main.Validation on the final parser/adapter source:
Limits remain explicit: decoder budgets are per stage, fine geometry is optional, table continuation is heuristic, and broad real-document hierarchy/highlight accuracy remains unqualified. Legacy reading order stays the default; the experimental graph's existing diagnostic failures are not promoted or hidden.