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What

Adds cargo xtask docx-corpus --dir <path> [--out <report.json>], an opt-in, reproducible DOCX corpus runner for gap #1. It is deliberately local-only and does not duplicate the external corpus report (#2029) or the rendering-fidelity initiative (#1991): it opens, renders, saves and reopens documents, and reports differences. It does not compare with Word visually or fix document bugs.

For every .docx under the directory:

• open + inspect in child wordcraft-cli processes with a bounded timeout (no single hostile or hanging file can stop the run);
• record file name, bytes, open time, page count, word count, render time, round-trip time and rendered pages;
• render page 1 to PNG, or every page with --all-pages;
• save a temporary .docx copy, reopen it and compare plain text and page count;
• classify failures as open, render, save, reopen, text_mismatch or page_count_delta, with a per-file error string;
• write sorted, timestamp-free JSON plus a short Markdown summary. Renders live beside the report.

A missing corpus prints a clear message and exits successfully; an empty corpus writes an empty report and exits successfully.

Files

• xtask/src/docx_corpus.rs — runner, bounded process execution, report/summary, 5 unit tests (schema/order, aggregation, missing dir, corrupt file continuation, text/page mismatch).
• xtask/src/main.rs — module + one dispatch arm + usage line only.
• corpus/docx/README.md — how to populate a local corpus and how to read the report. /corpus stays git-ignored; only this README is tracked (.gitignore exception). No Word-produced or proprietary file is committed.
• docs/gaps.md, docs/file-format-parity.md, ROADMAP.md — status lines, revision history, and explicit limits: harness only, no checked-in corpus, no Word-vs-WordCraft comparison, no fidelity score.

Verification

On three synthetic WordCraft documents plus one corrupt text file renamed .docx:

• 3 documents pass open/render/save/reopen with matching text and page count;
• the corrupt file is classified open and the run continues (exit 0);
• --all-pages renders all 5 pages across the three documents;
• a missing directory and an empty directory both exit 0 with a clear message;
• a hanging fake CLI is cut off by --timeout, classified, and the run continues.

cargo xtask ci: fmt, clippy, test, assets, layers and wasm all pass except one pre-existing render test, wordcraft-render::tests::legacy_font_effects_are_drawn, which also fails on pristine origin/main in this macOS/font environment (its grey-pixel centroid assertion is font/antialias-dependent). It is unrelated to this harness and is not modified here. cargo test --workspace -- --skip legacy_font_effects_are_drawn, cargo xtask assets, cargo xtask layers and cargo xtask wasm all pass.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added an opt-in tool for processing local DOCX files through opening, rendering, saving, and reopening.
  • Compares extracted text and page counts, records per-file results, and generates JSON and Markdown reports.
  • Processing continues after individual failures, with configurable rendering, timeouts, and report locations.

• Documentation

  • Added usage instructions, options, limits, failure categories, and report details.
  • Clarified that corpus files and Word comparisons are not included, and the tool does not measure real-world fidelity.

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Walkthrough

Adds an opt-in docx-corpus command that processes local DOCX files with wordcraft-cli. It renders and round-trips each file, records results, and writes JSON and Markdown reports. Documentation describes usage and comparison limits.

Changes: DOCX corpus harness

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Command setup and corpus discovery xtask/src/main.rs, xtask/src/docx_corpus.rs, xtask/Cargo.toml, .gitignore	Adds command dispatch and options, CLI resolution, bounded child-process handling, and sorted recursive discovery of local DOCX files. The corpus directory allows its README while ignoring corpus contents.
DOCX processing and result data xtask/src/docx_corpus.rs	Adds report structures and per-file processing for inspection, text extraction, rendering, conversion, reopening, and text and page-count comparison. The command classifies failures, continues processing, writes JSON and Markdown reports, and tests these behaviors.
Harness guidance and project records corpus/docx/README.md, docs/file-format-parity.md, docs/gaps.md, ROADMAP.md	Documents harness usage, limits, report contents, and comparison scope. Project records state that no corpus or Word comparison is checked in.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant xtask
  participant wordcraft_cli
  participant DOCX_files
  participant report_files
  xtask->>wordcraft_cli: inspect, extract text, and render
  wordcraft_cli->>DOCX_files: read document
  xtask->>wordcraft_cli: convert temporary copy
  xtask->>wordcraft_cli: reopen and extract temporary copy
  xtask->>xtask: compare text and page counts
  xtask->>report_files: write JSON and Markdown reports

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Merge Risk: Low · previous review 3b272

The harness is low risk to merge; follow up on help discoverability and project-status documentation.

Security architecture risk: Moderate · up to 5c098

The workflow is opt-in and local, with useful execution limits. However, temporary round-trip copies can expose private document contents to other users on a shared machine under common filesystem permissions. Normal cleanup limits exposure but does not prevent it or protect copies left after abrupt termination.

Retained concerns

• Medium · security · inferred: The new runner does not enforce private permissions for temporary round-trip documents. On Unix with shared /tmp and umask 022, its directory is searchable by other users and newly saved copies are readable by them, even when the source document has restrictive permissions. Another local account can copy document contents during processing; abrupt termination can prolong exposure because cleanup is best effort. Restrictive ambient permissions mitigate this condition but are not established by the runner.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The temporary-copy concern exposes contents of unencrypted documents processed by the invoking user on a shared machine with permissive temporary-file access. An attacking local account needs neither source-corpus access nor control of document content to read those copies.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — The introduced exposure path is private source document to automatically converted copy in a shared temporary root to another local reader. Existing atomic-save behavior predates the PR, but the new caller automatically chooses this destination without enforcing private permissions. A private temporary root or restrictive umask blocks this path.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Commands use direct argv rather than a shell. Discovery skips symlink entries and caps depth and document count; processing caps input size, captured output and all-pages rendering. Each child has a timeout and null stdin. These controls limit ordinary failures but do not reduce inherited OS privileges or enforce private temporary storage.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Temporary-directory creation refuses existing names, avoiding ordinary cross-run collisions. Individual-copy deletion and directory cleanup ignore errors, and directory cleanup depends on Drop; consequently cleanup is not a confidentiality control during processing or after abrupt termination.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Create the per-run temporary directory with owner-only access from its creation, using mode 0700 on Unix and an equivalent private ACL elsewhere. Protecting the containing directory prevents exposure of converted copies and intermediate save files regardless of ambient file-creation permissions or cleanup timing.

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The title "M15 #1: opt-in DOCX corpus harness" names the main change. The PR adds an opt-in cargo xtask docx-corpus runner that opens, renders, saves, and reopens .docx files and reports differences. The title uses the milestone label "M15 #1", which a teammate scanning history may not recognize, but the descriptive part matches the changeset.

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Put --release after the build subcommand.

cargo.arg("--release") runs before cargo.args(["build", "-p", "wordcraft-cli"]). The resulting command is cargo --release build -p wordcraft-cli. Cargo does not accept --release as a global option before the subcommand. The command fails with an "unexpected argument" error. The trigger is a release build of xtask with no wordcraft-cli beside it. In that case resolve_cli returns build wordcraft-cli failed, and the run stops before any file is processed. The workaround is --cli.

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--- "a/xtask/src/docx_corpus.rs"
+++ "b/xtask/src/docx_corpus.rs"
@@ -246,11 +246,11 @@
         return Ok(candidate);
     }
     eprintln!("docx-corpus: building wordcraft-cli (once) ...");
     let mut cargo = crate::cargo();
+    cargo.args(["build", "-p", "wordcraft-cli"]);
     if dir.file_name().is_some_and(|n| n == "release") {
         cargo.arg("--release");
     }
-    cargo.args(["build", "-p", "wordcraft-cli"]);
     let status = cargo.status().map_err(|e| format!("build wordcraft-cli: {e}"))?;
     if !status.success() {
         return Err(format!("build wordcraft-cli failed ({status})"));

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This PR's cargo xtask ci is blocked by the pre-existing wordcraft-render::tests::legacy_font_effects_are_drawn failure on main (verified on pristine origin/main: grey copy offset 0.029 6.599). The test-measurement fix is in #2990 — once it merges, this branch's CI should go green.

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Reviewed at d800aed with Print green on ubuntu, windows and macOS. The corpus stays untracked (only the README is un-ignored), nothing is downloaded, and each file runs through wordcraft-cli info, text, render and convert, which all exist with the --page and --scale options used, in child processes with a timeout, kill-and-abandon of pipe readers, output and file-size caps and no symlink following. A failure in one file is recorded and the run continues, the CLI is rebuilt every run so a report cannot describe stale code, and the tests cover the report schema, the failure classes, the missing directory and the build-argument order.

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@maxm11 I’m qualifying #2899 (d800aedb) and #2898 (9febde40) against main (e05b7fe8). For #2899, I propose a small preservation-check extension for field instructions/results, footnotes/endnotes and mail-merge metadata, because body-text/page-count equality alone cannot detect their loss. I will keep writer fixes and the pending mail-merge work (#2384/#2443) separate, and leave #2898 focused on layout metrics.

I’ll use original synthetic cases and real CLI/Poppler runs, with any self-reference PDFs explicitly labelled as harness controls rather than Word parity evidence. Would you prefer to absorb a focused patch into these PRs, or a separate follow-up? I’ll share the reduced cases and findings before proposing any competing PR.

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@maxm11 The proposed preservation follow-up is ready to review: OPUZZLES@76c18a4. It is a single commit directly on d800aedb, available for absorption into this PR.

--check-preservation compares selected package data before import and after save: field-instruction inventories, normal footnote/endnote text and reference counts, and mail-merge settings with fingerprints of directly referenced data. It follows OPC relationships, never fetches external sources, and reports unsupported or uncheckable input as a failure rather than a preservation match. The default checks stay unchanged.

The real CLI control confirms why this is useful: both this head and main e05b7fe8 report matching body text/pages while the mail-merge settings disappear. The new option detects that loss; valid fields/notes and a historical mail-merge-preserving build provide passing controls. Writer work remains with #2384/#2443.

Verification on the final tree: full cargo xtask ci passes all six gates, 3,507 tests, three existing ignores and all 16 WASM packages; 23 focused DOCX checks pass. A private composition of both runners plus this patch on current main passes fmt, clippy and 61 xtask tests. Real CLI controls also distinguish lost note characters, duplicate parts and fallback to an older ZIP directory. Independent P2 source review and exact-delta secret scanning are clean. The original d800aedb separately passes full CI, 3,494 tests plus three existing ignores.

These are documented partial inventories, not complete OOXML equivalence or Word parity. I have kept a separate upstream PR pending your scope/absorption preference. The independent #2898 qualification is here: #2898 (comment).

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Status check on this PR (read on 2026-10-27 against main at 4b8b06f; I did not build or run the code, this is a read of the PR, its checks and a dry merge).

What blocks it:

• Merge conflicts with main. A dry merge (git merge-tree) conflicts only in docs: ROADMAP.md, docs/gaps.md, docs/file-format-parity.md. Cargo.lock, xtask/src/main.rs and the new xtask files merge cleanly.
• The one red check is sonarcloud / SonarCloud Scan. cargo xtask ci is green on the latest commit (2026-10-21), as do the Print jobs on ubuntu, windows and macOS and the nix eval. The Sonar job has no log or summary I can read, so I can't say why it fails. One other open PR I checked (Fonts: report a missing Word core font with no metric twin #4619) has no Sonar check, so it may be specific to fork PRs; I did not confirm that.
• The earlier blocker you noted (legacy_font_effects_are_drawn) was fixed by render: keep the legacy font effect test off antialiasing #2990, merged 2026-10-18.

What would unblock it: merge origin/main into feat/docx-corpus-harness (a merge commit, not a rebase or force-push) and resolve the three docs files by keeping both sides' progress-log and gap entries. Then push and re-check CI. If the Sonar job is still red after that, a maintainer needs to say whether it is required.

FredApps approved at d800aed; no review has requested changes. The author pushed on 2026-10-21, so I'm not proposing any carry-forward.

[OPUZZLES]

@maxm11 I refreshed the preservation qualification with the actual Linux CLI built from main 3de6ff9. Current main 9724f15 changes only the two Flatpak manifests, so the tested Rust source is unchanged.

Five original valid cases completed 74 CLI calls covering edits, repeated DOCX saves, fresh-process reopens, PDF export and PNG rendering. Independent package inventories preserve field instructions/results and normal footnote/endnote text and reference counts, including Unicode notes. Independent PDFium checks exercised the exported PDF text and rasterization. These are synthetic workflow checks, not a Word comparison.

The mail-merge case still loses its settings on main while body text and page count match. A refused save and a corrupt-input conversion both preserve the pre-existing destination. Deliberate field-instruction, note-text and merge-query mutations are distinguished by the inventories. Invalid singular note relationship types are classified separately as uncheckable; opaque retained XML is not counted as a live note.

The existing focused preservation patch is still available for absorption: OPUZZLES@76c18a4. Would you prefer to absorb it into #2899 or have a separate follow-up after your harness lands? I can refresh and revalidate the agreed delta against your current af4198d head.

I would keep the writer fixes in #2384/#2443 and layout metrics in #2898. Both current harness heads have green cargo CI and CodeRabbit but a failing Sonar check. The old Sonar job logs return "log not found" to my account, so I have not classified that failure as infrastructure or code. I have not changed your branches or opened a competing PR.

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Minor · Reflect the new harness in the ranked gap evidence. · gaps.md:67

docs/gaps.md:67
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Reflect the new harness in the ranked gap evidence.

The #1 row still says DOCX fidelity corpus: not started and does not mention the new cargo xtask docx-corpus runner. Keep the gap open because the repository still has no real-world corpus or Word comparison. State that the runner is complete and the corpus and comparison work remain.

As per coding guidelines, update the gap, the parity doc, and the progress log when work lands.

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Update the #1 DOCX gap evidence in the ranked table to state that the `cargo
xtask docx-corpus` runner is complete while the real-world corpus and Word
comparison work remain; keep the gap open. Restrict this change to the requested
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Expose the supported options in top-level help.

docx_corpus::Options::parse accepts --all-pages, --timeout, and --cli, but cargo xtask --help lists only --dir and --out. This hides controls that change rendering scope, process limits, and binary selection. List these options here or direct users to cargo xtask docx-corpus --help. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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--- "a/xtask/src/main.rs"
+++ "b/xtask/src/main.rs"
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@
                   (stops at first failure)
   corpus [--download]
                   show where test corpora live; --download fetches PngSuite into corpus/pngsuite
-  docx-corpus --dir <path> [--out <report.json>]
+  docx-corpus --dir <path> [--out <report.json>] [--all-pages] [--timeout <secs>] [--cli <path>]
                   open, render and round-trip every .docx under a local corpus; writes JSON + Markdown
   stats [--exact] count tests and lines per crate (--exact: ask the test harness via `-- --list`)
   parity          recompute the Word feature-parity summary in docs/parity-checklist.md

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	docx-corpus --dir <path> [--out <report.json>]
	open, render and round-trip every .docx under a local corpus; writes JSON + Markdown
	docx-corpus --dir <path> [--out <report.json>] [--all-pages] [--timeout <secs>] [--cli <path>]
	open, render and round-trip every .docx under a local corpus; writes JSON + Markdown

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Review comment at @xtask/src/main.rs around lines 33 - 34:
Update the top-level help entry for docx-corpus to list the supported
--all-pages, --timeout, and --cli options alongside --dir and --out, matching
the options accepted by docx_corpus::Options::parse.

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