Fix compilation by closing module and pruning unused code

[leynos]

Summary

• close impl block in wrap.rs and remove unused helpers
• drop unused tokenizer function

Testing

• make fmt
• make lint
• make test

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https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_688baefbe6d883229f4346a66f461903

Summary by Sourcery

Restore compilation by closing the impl block in wrap.rs and remove unused code across the wrap and tokenize modules

Bug Fixes:

• Close the unbalanced impl block in wrap.rs to fix compilation errors

Enhancements:

• Prune obsolete Token enum definitions and imports
• Remove unused inline tokenizer, markdown tokenizer, and should_break_line helper functions

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Reviewer's Guide

PR resolves compilation errors by closing the missing impl block in wrap.rs, removes several unused helper functions and inline Token enum definitions, and streamlines module exports by dropping the obsolete tokenize_markdown API and cleaning up the tokenize submodule.

Class diagram for Token enum and module export changes

classDiagram
    class Token {
        <<enum>>
        +Fence(&'a str)
        +Code(&'a str)
        +Text(&'a str)
        +Newline
    }
    %% Token is now only defined in tokenize.rs and re-exported from wrap.rs
    class wrap {
        +Token (re-export)
    }
    class tokenize {
        +Token
    }
    wrap ..> Token : pub use
    tokenize ..> Token : defined in

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Class diagram for removed helpers in wrap.rs

classDiagram
    class PrefixHandler {
        +build_footnote_prefix(Captures) String
        +build_blockquote_prefix(Captures) String
    }
    %% Removed helpers (no longer present):
    class RemovedHelpers {
        -tokenize_inline(text: &str) -> Vec<String>
        -should_break_line(width: usize, current_width: usize, last_split: Option<usize>) -> bool
    }
    PrefixHandler ..x RemovedHelpers : removed

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Simplify public exports in wrap.rs	Changed pub(crate) export to pub use only Token Dropped tokenize_markdown from exports	src/wrap.rs
Remove unused inline definitions and helpers in wrap.rs	Deleted inline Token enum Removed tokenize_inline function Removed should_break_line helper	src/wrap.rs
Clean up tokenize submodule	Removed unused super::FENCE_RE import Updated Token doc comment to reference segment_inline Deleted obsolete tokenize_markdown function	src/wrap/tokenize.rs

Possibly linked issues

• #0: The PR removes custom tokenization and wrapping logic, which directly aligns with the issue's proposal to replace it with external crates.

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