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📝 Add docstrings to codex/implement-rust-tool-to-reflow-markdown-tables#6
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Docstrings generation was requested by @leynos.

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Add comprehensive docstrings and usage examples across the library, CLI entry point, and integration tests.

Enhancements:

  • Document core functions (split_cells, reflow_table, process_stream, rewrite) with detailed descriptions and examples
  • Annotate the CLI entrypoint in main.rs with argument handling and usage examples
  • Add descriptive docstrings to test fixtures and integration tests

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This PR enriches the codebase with comprehensive Rust doc comments, adding detailed descriptions, parameter and return notes, and usage examples to core markdown table reflowing functions, the CLI entry point, and related test fixtures.

Updated Class Diagram: Functions with New Docstrings

classDiagram
  class `src/lib.rs` {
    +split_cells(line: &str): Vec~String~
    +reflow_table(lines: &[String]): Vec~String~
    +process_stream(lines: &[String]): Vec~String~
    +rewrite(path: &Path): std::io::Result~()~
  }
  class `src/main.rs` {
    +main(): anyhow::Result~()~
  }
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Added docstrings to core markdown table processing functions
  • Added description, behavior, and examples to split_cells
  • Documented reflow_table logic, return conditions, and usage
  • Annotated process_stream behavior around code fences and table buffering
  • Expanded rewrite with file I/O errors and example usage
src/lib.rs
Documented the command-line interface entry point
  • Described CLI options and file handling in main
  • Specified return type, error behavior, and usage examples
src/main.rs
Annotated test fixtures and integration tests with doc comments
  • Provided docstrings for broken_table and malformed_table fixtures
  • Added examples and descriptions to reflow_table tests
  • Explained code-fence behavior in process_stream tests
  • Documented CLI failure and file processing tests
tests/integration.rs

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@leynos leynos merged commit 5f82e59 into codex/implement-rust-tool-to-reflow-markdown-tables Jun 13, 2025
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