The grids the text lines up into: extract-tables and pdf-to-csv

[tannevaled]

extract-tables and pdf-to-csv are claimed, through pdfops tables in
go-pdfkit/ops v0.17.0 over
go-pdfkit/extract v0.6.0.

covered       84
not covered   30
parity       73.7% (84/114), every claim verified

Both tools are one detector, and BentoPDF's pages are the same thing twice

extract-tables writes one file per table, pdf-to-csv writes all of them into
one. pdfops tables does both — with -to and without — so one verb answers
for both pages.

⛔ What bounds the claim, written into the table

Ruled lines are not read. That is the strategy PyMuPDF's find_tables uses
by default and falls back from, so a table held apart by rules rather than
by whitespace is not found. The claim is for the text strategy alone, and
that sentence is in parity/table.go, in extract's README under "What it
still gets wrong", and in ops's README beside the verb.

The detector was wrong four times, and no fixture could say so

It passed 100% of statements with no uncovered blocks and 15 of 15 mutations —
and then reported 588 tables in a 213-page document. Four defects, each
found by running it over a real document:

588 tables, 1841 rows   gaps the rows share
213 tables, 1631 rows   + boundaries the rows leave empty (a wrapped cell
                          leaves a line with no gaps of its own, and
                          intersecting with nothing ended the table there)
 83 tables,  268 rows    + a repeated one-character cell is a bullet, and a
                           bulleted list IS a two-column grid
 40 tables,  120 rows     + a column nothing was drawn in is not a column,
                            and a page number is not the last row

The forty are that document's Code/Intitulé pairs, one per job description.
A 3-page prose report in the same run reports none, which is the control: a
detector that cannot say no to a paragraph says yes to every page there is.

That is a measurement this repository cannot make for itself — there is no
corpus on this machine — so it is recorded where the code is, not here.

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