# Changelog
## 0.9.2
- Bump required `doc_redlines` dependency to `~> 0.6.0`.
- Refresh package metadata after the `doc_redlines 0.6.0` release.
## 0.9.0
- Bumped version for the public release with legacy `.doc` extraction support via `doc_redlines`.
- Added a synthetic `.doc` fixture for local validation (non-proprietary).
## 0.8.0
- Added optional legacy `.doc` extraction support via `doc_redlines` (`Redlines.extract/2` now supports `:doc` and `.doc` inference).
- Added `Redlines.DOC` adapter to normalize `.doc` redline output into `Redlines.Change`.
- Added a synthetic `.doc` fixture for local validation.
## 0.7.1
- Note: `0.7.0` was not published; these changes shipped as `0.7.1`.
- DOCX cleaning now also accepts moved text (`<w:moveFrom>`, `<w:moveTo>`) and drops revision history/markers (e.g. `*PrChange`, `*RangeStart/*RangeEnd`).
- Added warning-returning helpers: `Redlines.clean_docx_with_warnings/2`, `Redlines.clean_docx_binary_with_warnings/2`.
- Added DOCX cleaning helpers to accept track changes (remove `<w:del>` and unwrap `<w:ins>`) and return a cleaned DOCX: `Redlines.clean_docx/2`, `Redlines.clean_docx_binary/2`.
## 0.6.1
- Bump `pdf_redlines` to `~> 0.7.1` (fixes precompiled NIF checksum mismatch)
## 0.6.0
- **Breaking:** Removed `has_redlines?/1`. Callers should use `extract/2` and check `result.changes == []` instead. The old heuristic pre-check doubled the PDF rendering cost and risked false negatives on non-standard redline colors.
- Bumped `pdf_redlines` to `~> 0.7.0`.
- Added performance section to README (under 700 ms on 35 MB+ scanned documents).
## 0.5.1
- Bump `pdf_redlines` dependency to `~> 0.6.3`
## 0.5.0
- `pdf_redlines` is now a required dependency (precompiled NIF, no toolchain needed).
- Removed runtime detection of `PDFRedlines` module availability.
- Expanded README with badges, full API docs, and usage examples.
## 0.1.0
- Initial release.
- DOCX track-changes extraction from `word/document.xml`.
- Optional PDF extraction via the `pdf_redlines` package.
- Unified `Redlines.Change` shape and `Redlines.format_for_llm/1`.