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Tables now properly handle cell-level formatting that was previously only supported at the column level. This brings parity with asciidoctor for common table patterns. Key changes: - Cell alignment overrides column defaults (^|, >|, .<|, .^|, .>|) - Cell duplication creates N identical cells (3*| Same) - Rowspan tracking prevents cell overlap in subsequent rows
Tables now render with proper CSS classes for frame, grid, stripes, width, and custom roles - matching asciidoctor output. Also consolidates attribute string extraction into ElementAttributes methods (get_string) removing duplicate helper functions from icon.rs and table.rs.
Cell positions were off by one column because the calculation used part boundaries directly instead of accounting for whitespace and cell specifiers. The fix calculates actual content offsets by tracking leading whitespace, specifier length, and post-specifier whitespace before computing positions.
The condition for skipping the first part after splitting was checking `!is_csv` when it should've been `separator == "|"`. PSV format has an empty first part (before the leading `|`), but DSV format doesn't - the first part is actual content. Also added unit tests for the split_escaped function and fixtures for both PSV and DSV escape handling.
The csv crate strips quotes and normalizes content, so we need to scan the raw text to find where fields actually start. Now "Hello\nWorld" correctly points to line 4:8 (inside the quotes) instead of some approximated offset that ignored quote characters entirely. Added proper RFC 4180 handling for escaped quotes too.
It seems counters are not so hot (https://asciidoc.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/335219-asciidoc-lang/topic/counters/near/568691273) so I've decided to just add a warning if we detect them but not actually do anything with them.
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