Introduces `--only-from-report` and `--only-keys` arguments to the `references` validation command.
These allow re-validating only specific citation keys, either from a previous validation report or a custom list.
This significantly improves the workflow for correcting references by enabling focused re-runs and reducing validation time.
Removes the standalone `README_REFERENCE_CHECK.md` documentation, as its content is now implicitly handled by the integrated CLI help and broader documentation.
Refactors the build process to leverage shared output file resolution logic, ensuring consistency across build and debug commands.
Improves validation by streamlining bibliography handling and adding stricter citation matching.
Updates diagram dependencies and adjusts content for clarity and accuracy.
Checkpoint the branch-wide content/config revisions together with workbench enhancements so chapter rendering and developer workflows stay aligned. This captures the current validation-driven formatting and parallel build/debug improvements in one commit.
Convert all remaining lowercase 'x' used as multiplication (e.g.,
"1000x faster") to $\times$ across 17 vol2 chapters. These were
flagged by the new lowercase_x_multiplication validator check.
Simplifies the validator regex from a fragile word-list approach to a
broader pattern matching digit-x-lowercase (e.g., \dx\s+[a-z]) which
naturally excludes hardware counts (8x A100) and hex literals (0x61).
Includes the conversion script in _archive.
Convert all Unicode × (U+00D7) to LaTeX $\times$ in prose, tables, and
math contexts across both volumes. Unicode × is preserved only inside
fig-alt text for accessibility screen readers. One instance inside a
plain markdown backtick code span (frameworks.qmd) was reverted to
Unicode × since LaTeX doesn't render in code spans.
Updates validate.py with a new lowercase-x-as-multiplication check and
refines the latex_adjacent warning to distinguish _str variables (safe)
from raw inline Python. Updates validate_inline_refs.py comments to
reflect the new convention. Includes the conversion script in _archive.
Remove redundant ml_ prefix from ml_workflow chapter files and update all
Quarto config references. Consolidate custom scripts into native binder
subcommands and archive obsolete tooling.
- Default label types now include Equation (was missing from default set)
- --check-patterns now defaults to True for inline-refs
- Removed redundant --all-types from VSCode extension command
All five label types (Figure, Table, Section, Equation, Listing) are
now always checked unless explicitly filtered with --figures/--tables/etc.
Port all custom validation and maintenance scripts into the binder CLI
as native subcommands, eliminating the need for standalone scripts.
New `binder validate` subcommands (10):
- section-ids: verify all headers have {#sec-...} IDs
- forbidden-footnotes: check footnotes in tables/captions/divs
- footnotes: validate footnote refs/defs (undefined, unused, duplicate)
- figure-completeness: check figures have captions and alt-text
- figure-placement: audit figure/table proximity to first reference
- index-placement: check LaTeX \index{} placement
- render-patterns: detect problematic rendering patterns
- dropcap: validate drop cap compatibility
- part-keys: validate \part{key:...} against summaries.yml
- image-refs: validate image references exist on disk
New `binder maintain` subcommands (2):
- section-ids (add/repair/list/remove): full section ID lifecycle
- footnotes (cleanup/reorganize/remove): footnote management
Updated 11 pre-commit hooks to use binder commands instead of scripts.
Updated VSCode extension commands to use binder CLI.
All validators verified against original script output (parity confirmed).
- Completed full Volume 1 refactor to Safe Class Namespace pattern.
- Fixed render errors and verified all 16 chapters.
- Updated 'binder' CLI with native validation and maintenance namespaces.
- Enhanced VS Code extension with Chapter Navigator and Run History.
- Integrated 'binder validate' into pre-commit workflows.
