asciidoc-parser 0.28.1

//! Describes where (and whether) a document's table of contents is rendered,
//! together with the resolved depth, title, and CSS class.

use crate::{Parser, document::InterpretedValue};

/// Where (and whether) a document's table of contents (TOC) is generated,
/// resolved from the [`toc` attribute] and, when `toc` carries no placement
/// keyword, the `toc-placement` attribute.
///
/// The `toc`/`toc-placement` attributes are header-only, so this value is fixed
/// once a document's header has been processed. A nested [AsciiDoc table cell]
/// behaves as its own standalone document and resolves its own [`TocMode`]
/// independently – it does **not** inherit the parent document's setting.
///
/// The `auto`, `left`, `right`, `top`, and `bottom` placements all render the
/// TOC automatically near the top of the document;
/// `left`/`right`/`top`/`bottom` additionally request a fixed side (or
/// top/bottom) column when converting to standalone HTML (a presentation detail
/// outside this crate's scope). `preamble` places the TOC immediately below the
/// preamble, and `macro` defers placement to a `toc::[]` block macro.
///
/// The positional placement can be selected by a keyword or a direction
/// shorthand in the `toc` value (`<`/`>`/`^`/`v` for `left`/`right`/`top`/
/// `bottom`), by the separate `toc-position` attribute, or by the legacy `toc2`
/// alias, mirroring Asciidoctor's header normalization.
///
/// [`toc` attribute]: https://docs.asciidoctor.org/asciidoc/latest/toc/
/// [AsciiDoc table cell]: crate::blocks::TableCellContent::AsciiDoc
#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Eq, Hash, PartialEq)]
pub enum TocMode {
    /// The `toc` attribute is unset: no table of contents is generated.
    Disabled,

    /// The `toc` attribute is empty (the value an empty `:toc:` resolves to) or
    /// set to `auto`. The TOC is generated automatically near the top of the
    /// document.
    Auto,

    /// The `toc` attribute is set to `left` (or the legacy `toc2` alias is
    /// set): an automatically placed TOC that, in standalone HTML, is rendered
    /// as a fixed left-hand side column.
    Left,

    /// The `toc` attribute is set to `right`: an automatically placed TOC that,
    /// in standalone HTML, is rendered as a fixed right-hand side column.
    Right,

    /// The placement resolves to `top` (via `:toc: top` / `:toc: ^`, or a
    /// `toc-position` of `top`): an automatically placed TOC rendered as a
    /// fixed top column in standalone HTML.
    Top,

    /// The placement resolves to `bottom` (via `:toc: bottom` / `:toc: v`, or a
    /// `toc-position` of `bottom`): an automatically placed TOC rendered as a
    /// fixed bottom column in standalone HTML.
    Bottom,

    /// The placement resolves to `preamble` (via `:toc: preamble` or
    /// `:toc-placement: preamble`): the TOC is generated immediately below the
    /// document's preamble.
    Preamble,

    /// The placement resolves to `macro` (via `:toc: macro` or
    /// `:toc-placement: macro`): the table of contents is generated only where
    /// a `toc::[]` block macro appears.
    Macro,
}

impl TocMode {
    /// Resolves the table-of-contents placement from a parser's current `toc`
    /// attribute state, mirroring Asciidoctor's header normalization
    /// (`lib/asciidoctor/document.rb`, the `toc_val = (attrs.delete 'toc2') …`
    /// block).
    ///
    /// This reads the raw stored `toc`, `toc2`, `toc-placement`, and
    /// `toc-position` attributes, distinguishing a never-set `toc-placement`
    /// from an explicit unset tombstone. The derived `toc-position` /
    /// `toc-placement` / `toc-class` document attributes are materialized from
    /// the resolved placement *after* this runs – see
    /// [`Parser::materialize_toc_attributes`](crate::Parser).
    pub(crate) fn from_parser(parser: &Parser) -> Self {
        // Asciidoctor: `toc_val = (attrs.delete 'toc2') ? 'left' : attrs['toc']`.
        // `toc2` is a legacy alias for a left side-column TOC: when set it
        // overrides the `toc` value with `left`. (A soft-unset `toc2!` records an
        // `Unset` tombstone, which does not enable it.)
        let toc_val = if parser.attribute_value("toc2") != InterpretedValue::Unset {
            "left".to_string()
        } else {
            let toc = parser.attribute_value("toc");

            // No `toc` (and no `toc2`): no table of contents is generated.
            if toc == InterpretedValue::Unset {
                return Self::Disabled;
            }

            // `toc` carries a built-in `auto` default, so a bare `:toc:` reads as
            // `Value("auto")` (never `Set`); any other value is taken as-is, and a
            // set-but-empty value folds to empty.
            toc.as_maybe_str().unwrap_or_default().to_string()
        };

        // A bare `:toc:` carries this crate's built-in `auto` default; Asciidoctor
        // treats a bare `toc` as an empty value, so fold `auto` back to empty to
        // match its `toc_val.empty?` branches below.
        let toc_val = toc_val.trim();
        let toc_val = if toc_val == "auto" { "" } else { toc_val };

        // `toc-placement` lets a document separate the *position* of the TOC from
        // the *slot* it occupies. Asciidoctor fetches it with a `macro` fallback
        // (`attrs.fetch 'toc-placement', 'macro'`) while its default attribute
        // normally seeds `auto`; this crate seeds no such default, so a never-set
        // `toc-placement` reads as `auto`, an explicit value is taken as-is, and a
        // soft-unset tombstone – which Asciidoctor *deletes*, so its `fetch` yields
        // the `macro` fallback – reads as `macro`.
        let toc_placement_val = match parser.attribute_value("toc-placement") {
            InterpretedValue::Value(v) => v.trim().to_string(),
            InterpretedValue::Set => String::new(),
            InterpretedValue::Unset if parser.has_attribute("toc-placement") => "macro".to_string(),
            InterpretedValue::Unset => "auto".to_string(),
        };

        // Asciidoctor: `toc_placement_val && toc_placement_val != 'auto' ?
        // toc_placement_val : attrs['toc-position']`. When `toc-placement` names
        // anything other than `auto` it *is* the position (so `preamble`/`macro`,
        // or a side keyword on `toc-placement`, override the `toc` value's own
        // keyword); otherwise the separate `toc-position` attribute supplies it.
        let toc_position_val = if toc_placement_val != "auto" {
            toc_placement_val
        } else {
            parser
                .attribute_value("toc-position")
                .as_maybe_str()
                .map(str::trim)
                .unwrap_or_default()
                .to_string()
        };

        // With neither a `toc` value nor a resolved position, the TOC is an
        // ordinary automatically placed top TOC (Asciidoctor skips its
        // normalization block, leaving `toc-position` unset).
        if toc_val.is_empty() && toc_position_val.is_empty() {
            return Self::Auto;
        }

        // A resolved `toc-position` wins over the `toc` value; when `toc-position`
        // is empty the empty/empty early return above guarantees a non-empty `toc`
        // value, which then supplies the position. (Asciidoctor's
        // `default_toc_position` fallback of `left` is likewise unreachable once
        // that case has returned.)
        let position = if toc_position_val.is_empty() {
            toc_val
        } else {
            toc_position_val.as_str()
        };

        // Map the resolved position to a placement, mirroring Asciidoctor's
        // `case`. The direction shorthands arrive here already special-character
        // substituted (`>` as `&gt;`, `<` as `&lt;`), so both spellings are
        // matched; a literally typed `&gt;`/`&lt;` becomes `&amp;gt;`/`&amp;lt;`
        // and correctly falls through to an automatic placement, as in
        // Asciidoctor. An unrecognized position (including `content`, `auto`, or a
        // bogus value) is an automatic placement.
        match position {
            "left" | "<" | "&lt;" => Self::Left,
            "right" | ">" | "&gt;" => Self::Right,
            "top" | "^" => Self::Top,
            "bottom" | "v" => Self::Bottom,
            "preamble" => Self::Preamble,
            "macro" => Self::Macro,
            _ => Self::Auto,
        }
    }

    /// Returns `true` unless the `toc` attribute is unset (i.e. a table of
    /// contents is generated somewhere in the document).
    pub fn is_enabled(self) -> bool {
        self != Self::Disabled
    }

    /// Returns the value of the derived `toc-position` document attribute for
    /// this placement, or `None` when Asciidoctor leaves it unset (its `nil`
    /// default). The positional placements report their side (`left` / `right`
    /// / `top` / `bottom`); the content-flow placements (`preamble` /
    /// `macro`) report `content`; an automatic top TOC (and a disabled TOC)
    /// leave it unset.
    ///
    /// See [`Parser::materialize_toc_attributes`](crate::Parser).
    pub(crate) fn derived_toc_position(self) -> Option<&'static str> {
        match self {
            Self::Left => Some("left"),
            Self::Right => Some("right"),
            Self::Top => Some("top"),
            Self::Bottom => Some("bottom"),
            Self::Preamble | Self::Macro => Some("content"),
            Self::Auto | Self::Disabled => None,
        }
    }

    /// Returns the value of the derived `toc-placement` document attribute for
    /// this placement, or `None` when no TOC is generated. The automatic and
    /// side-column placements all fold to `auto`; `preamble` / `macro` report
    /// themselves. This is the placement keyword Asciidoctor exposes once the
    /// `toc` shorthand has been folded into `toc-placement`.
    pub(crate) fn derived_toc_placement(self) -> Option<&'static str> {
        match self {
            Self::Disabled => None,
            Self::Preamble => Some("preamble"),
            Self::Macro => Some("macro"),
            Self::Auto | Self::Left | Self::Right | Self::Top | Self::Bottom => Some("auto"),
        }
    }

    /// Returns the value the derived `toc-class` document attribute defaults to
    /// for this placement when the author has not set `toc-class`, or `None`
    /// when Asciidoctor leaves it unset (its `nil` default). Only a positional
    /// (`left` / `right` / `top` / `bottom`) TOC introduces a default (`toc2`,
    /// the side-column class).
    pub(crate) fn derived_toc_class(self) -> Option<&'static str> {
        match self {
            Self::Left | Self::Right | Self::Top | Self::Bottom => Some(DEFAULT_TOC_CLASS_SIDE),
            _ => None,
        }
    }
}

/// The depth of section levels included in a table of contents when the
/// `toclevels` attribute is not set. Matches Asciidoctor's default of 2
/// (sections up to and including `===`).
pub(crate) const DEFAULT_TOCLEVELS: usize = 2;

/// The title of the table of contents when the `toc-title` attribute is not
/// set. Matches Asciidoctor's default.
pub(crate) const DEFAULT_TOC_TITLE: &str = "Table of Contents";

/// The CSS class applied to the table of contents container when the
/// `toc-class` attribute is not set. Matches Asciidoctor's default.
pub(crate) const DEFAULT_TOC_CLASS: &str = "toc";

/// The CSS class applied to the table of contents container for a
/// `left`/`right` side-column TOC when the `toc-class` attribute is not set.
/// This is the class that drives the fixed side-column styling in Asciidoctor's
/// standalone HTML.
pub(crate) const DEFAULT_TOC_CLASS_SIDE: &str = "toc2";

/// The resolved table-of-contents configuration for a document (or a nested
/// AsciiDoc table cell, which resolves its own configuration independently).
///
/// Like [`TocMode`], the underlying attributes (`toc`, `toclevels`,
/// `toc-title`, `toc-class`) are header-only, so this value is captured once
/// the header has been processed and the parser still holds the document's
/// resolved attribute state.
#[derive(Clone, Debug, Eq, Hash, PartialEq)]
pub(crate) struct TocConfig {
    /// Where (and whether) the TOC is placed.
    pub(crate) mode: TocMode,

    /// The depth of section levels included in the TOC, from the `toclevels`
    /// attribute (default [`DEFAULT_TOCLEVELS`]).
    pub(crate) levels: usize,

    /// The TOC title, from the `toc-title` attribute (default
    /// [`DEFAULT_TOC_TITLE`]).
    pub(crate) title: String,

    /// The CSS class applied to the TOC container, from the `toc-class`
    /// attribute (default [`DEFAULT_TOC_CLASS`]).
    pub(crate) class: String,
}

impl TocConfig {
    /// Resolves the full table-of-contents configuration from a parser's
    /// current attribute state.
    pub(crate) fn from_parser(parser: &Parser) -> Self {
        let mode = TocMode::from_parser(parser);
        Self {
            mode,
            levels: resolve_levels(parser),
            title: resolve_title(parser),
            class: resolve_class(parser, mode),
        }
    }

    /// Returns a configuration with no table of contents, used as the default
    /// for a structure that has not enabled a TOC.
    #[cfg(test)]
    pub(crate) fn disabled() -> Self {
        Self {
            mode: TocMode::Disabled,
            levels: DEFAULT_TOCLEVELS,
            title: DEFAULT_TOC_TITLE.to_string(),
            class: DEFAULT_TOC_CLASS.to_string(),
        }
    }
}

/// Resolves the `toclevels` depth. Accepted values are the integers 0 through
/// 5: the value `0` is coerced to `1` (this crate has no multipart-book parts,
/// so level 0 sections never appear) and values above `5` are clamped to `5`,
/// matching the documented range. Any unparseable value falls back to the
/// default of 2.
fn resolve_levels(parser: &Parser) -> usize {
    parser
        .attribute_value("toclevels")
        .as_maybe_str()
        .and_then(|s| s.trim().parse::<usize>().ok())
        .map(|n| n.clamp(1, 5))
        .unwrap_or(DEFAULT_TOCLEVELS)
}

/// Resolves the `toc-title`. An empty `:toc-title:` (set but with no value)
/// yields an empty title, matching Asciidoctor; an unset attribute falls back
/// to the default.
fn resolve_title(parser: &Parser) -> String {
    match parser.attribute_value("toc-title") {
        InterpretedValue::Value(v) => v,
        InterpretedValue::Set => String::new(),
        InterpretedValue::Unset => DEFAULT_TOC_TITLE.to_string(),
    }
}

/// Resolves the `toc-class`. An explicit, non-empty `toc-class` wins outright.
/// Otherwise the default depends on placement: a positional (`left`/`right`/
/// `top`/`bottom`) TOC uses `toc2` (the class that drives the side-column
/// styling), matching Asciidoctor, which switches the default `toc-class` to
/// `toc2` for those placements; every other placement uses the plain `toc`.
fn resolve_class(parser: &Parser, mode: TocMode) -> String {
    match parser.attribute_value("toc-class") {
        InterpretedValue::Value(v) if !v.trim().is_empty() => v,
        _ => default_toc_class(mode).to_string(),
    }
}

/// Returns the default `toc-class` for a resolved placement: `toc2` for a
/// positional (`left`/`right`/`top`/`bottom`) TOC, and the plain `toc` for
/// every other placement.
fn default_toc_class(mode: TocMode) -> &'static str {
    match mode {
        TocMode::Left | TocMode::Right | TocMode::Top | TocMode::Bottom => DEFAULT_TOC_CLASS_SIDE,
        _ => DEFAULT_TOC_CLASS,
    }
}

#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
    use crate::{
        Parser,
        document::{InterpretedValue, TocMode},
    };

    /// Parses a minimal document with the given header attribute lines and
    /// returns the parsed [`Document`](crate::Document) for inspection.
    fn doc_with(header: &str) -> crate::Document<'static> {
        let src = format!("= Title\n{header}\n\n== Section\n\ncontent");
        Parser::default().parse(&src)
    }

    #[test]
    fn mode_is_disabled_when_unset() {
        assert_eq!(doc_with("").toc_mode(), TocMode::Disabled);
        assert!(!TocMode::Disabled.is_enabled());
    }

    #[test]
    fn mode_resolves_each_placement() {
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:").toc_mode(), TocMode::Auto);
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: auto").toc_mode(), TocMode::Auto);
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: left").toc_mode(), TocMode::Left);
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: right").toc_mode(), TocMode::Right);
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: preamble").toc_mode(), TocMode::Preamble);
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: macro").toc_mode(), TocMode::Macro);

        for mode in [
            TocMode::Auto,
            TocMode::Left,
            TocMode::Right,
            TocMode::Preamble,
            TocMode::Macro,
        ] {
            assert!(mode.is_enabled());
        }
    }

    #[test]
    fn unrecognized_mode_is_treated_as_auto() {
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: bogus").toc_mode(), TocMode::Auto);
    }

    #[test]
    fn mode_resolves_direction_shorthands_and_keywords() {
        // The `<`/`>`/`^`/`v` direction shorthands in the `toc` value resolve to
        // the `left`/`right`/`top`/`bottom` positions, matching Asciidoctor. (The
        // `<`/`>` shorthands reach resolution already special-character
        // substituted to `&lt;`/`&gt;`, but resolve the same.)
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: <").toc_mode(), TocMode::Left);
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: >").toc_mode(), TocMode::Right);
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: ^").toc_mode(), TocMode::Top);
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: v").toc_mode(), TocMode::Bottom);

        // The `top`/`bottom` keywords resolve likewise.
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: top").toc_mode(), TocMode::Top);
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: bottom").toc_mode(), TocMode::Bottom);

        // A literally typed `&gt;`/`&lt;` entity is not a shorthand (it is
        // special-character substituted to `&amp;gt;`/`&amp;lt;`), so it falls
        // back to an automatic placement, as in Asciidoctor's header handling.
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: &gt;").toc_mode(), TocMode::Auto);
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: &lt;").toc_mode(), TocMode::Auto);
    }

    #[test]
    fn toc_position_attribute_selects_the_side() {
        // The separate `toc-position` attribute selects the side of an otherwise
        // automatic TOC. It also overrides the `left` implied by the legacy `toc2`
        // alias, and a bare side keyword in the `toc` value.
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-position: right").toc_mode(),
            TocMode::Right
        );
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc2:\n:toc-position: right").toc_mode(),
            TocMode::Right
        );
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc: left\n:toc-position: right").toc_mode(),
            TocMode::Right
        );
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-position: ^").toc_mode(), TocMode::Top);
    }

    #[test]
    fn toc_placement_side_resolves_the_position() {
        // `toc-placement` is resolved into the position ahead of the `toc` value,
        // so a `preamble`/`macro` placement (or a side keyword on `toc-placement`)
        // wins over a conflicting keyword in the `toc` value.
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc: left\n:toc-placement: macro").toc_mode(),
            TocMode::Macro
        );
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-placement: right").toc_mode(),
            TocMode::Right
        );

        // A `toc-position` (consulted when `toc-placement` is `auto`) likewise
        // wins over a `preamble` keyword in the `toc` value.
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc: preamble\n:toc-position: right").toc_mode(),
            TocMode::Right
        );

        // A bare `:toc-placement:` (set with no value) supplies an empty position,
        // so an otherwise-bare `:toc:` stays an automatic top TOC.
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-placement:").toc_mode(), TocMode::Auto);
    }

    #[test]
    fn toc2_alias_enables_a_left_placed_toc() {
        // `toc2` is a legacy alias for `:toc: left`: setting the bare attribute
        // enables a left-positioned table of contents even though the `toc`
        // attribute itself is unset.
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc2:").toc_mode(), TocMode::Left);
        assert!(doc_with(":toc2:").toc_mode().is_enabled());

        // Its side-column placement also switches the default `toc-class` to
        // `toc2`, like any other `left`/`right` TOC.
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc2:").toc_class(), "toc2");

        // A soft-unset `toc2!` does not enable the TOC.
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc2!:").toc_mode(), TocMode::Disabled);
    }

    #[test]
    fn placement_falls_back_to_toc_placement_attribute() {
        // When the `toc` value carries no placement keyword, the separate
        // `toc-placement` attribute determines the placement.
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-placement: preamble").toc_mode(),
            TocMode::Preamble
        );
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-placement: macro").toc_mode(),
            TocMode::Macro
        );
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc: auto\n:toc-placement: preamble").toc_mode(),
            TocMode::Preamble
        );

        // A non-`auto` `toc-placement` supplies the position and wins over the
        // `toc` value's own keyword (Asciidoctor resolves `toc-placement` into the
        // position before consulting the `toc` value), so `toc-placement:
        // preamble` overrides `toc: macro`.
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc: macro\n:toc-placement: preamble").toc_mode(),
            TocMode::Preamble
        );

        // A bogus `toc-placement` falls back to an automatic placement.
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-placement: bogus").toc_mode(),
            TocMode::Auto
        );
    }

    #[test]
    fn soft_unset_toc_placement_resolves_to_macro() {
        // With `toc` enabled, explicitly unsetting `toc-placement` defers the
        // TOC to a `toc::[]` block macro (Asciidoctor's `macro` fetch fallback),
        // whereas a `toc-placement` that was never set stays automatic.
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:").toc_mode(), TocMode::Auto);
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-placement!:").toc_mode(),
            TocMode::Macro
        );
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc:\n:!toc-placement:").toc_mode(),
            TocMode::Macro
        );

        // A soft-unset `toc-placement` resolves to `macro` even when the `toc`
        // value names a different placement keyword: Asciidoctor deletes the
        // attribute, so its `fetch` yields the `macro` fallback, which supplies
        // the position and overrides `toc: preamble`.
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc: preamble\n:toc-placement!:").toc_mode(),
            TocMode::Macro
        );
    }

    #[test]
    fn levels_default_and_overrides() {
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:").toc_levels(), 2);
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:\n:toclevels: 5").toc_levels(), 5);

        // `0` is coerced to `1`, values above `5` are clamped to `5`, and an
        // unparseable value falls back to the default.
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:\n:toclevels: 0").toc_levels(), 1);
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:\n:toclevels: 6").toc_levels(), 5);
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:\n:toclevels: nope").toc_levels(), 2);
    }

    #[test]
    fn title_default_value_and_empty() {
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:").toc_title(), "Table of Contents");
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-title: My TOC").toc_title(), "My TOC");

        // A `:toc-title:` set with no value yields an empty title.
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-title:").toc_title(), "");

        // An explicitly unset `:toc-title!:` falls back to the built-in default.
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-title!:").toc_title(),
            "Table of Contents"
        );
    }

    #[test]
    fn class_default_value_and_empty() {
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:").toc_class(), "toc");
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-class: floaty").toc_class(), "floaty");

        // An empty `:toc-class:` falls back to the default.
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-class:").toc_class(), "toc");
    }

    #[test]
    fn class_defaults_to_toc2_for_side_column_placement() {
        // A `left`/`right` side-column TOC switches the default class to `toc2`,
        // matching Asciidoctor; every other placement keeps the plain `toc`.
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: left").toc_class(), "toc2");
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: right").toc_class(), "toc2");
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-placement: left").toc_class(), "toc2");
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-placement: right").toc_class(), "toc2");
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: preamble").toc_class(), "toc");
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: macro").toc_class(), "toc");

        // An explicit `toc-class` still wins over the side-column default.
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc: left\n:toc-class: floaty").toc_class(),
            "floaty"
        );

        // An explicit but empty `:toc-class:` resolves to the built-in `toc-class`
        // default (`toc`) at the attribute layer, so the placement-derived `toc2`
        // default only applies when `toc-class` is left entirely unset.
        assert_eq!(doc_with(":toc: left\n:toc-class:").toc_class(), "toc");
    }

    /// The derived `toc-position` / `toc-placement` / `toc-class` attributes
    /// are materialized so they are queryable via
    /// `Document::attribute_value`, matching Asciidoctor (see the `verify
    /// toc attribute matrix` upstream test).
    #[test]
    fn derived_attributes_are_materialized() {
        use InterpretedValue::{Unset, Value};

        // Reads the derived (`toc-position`, `toc-placement`, `toc-class`)
        // document attributes as a `(position, placement, class)` triple.
        let derived = |header: &str| {
            let doc = doc_with(header);
            (
                doc.attribute_value("toc-position"),
                doc.attribute_value("toc-placement"),
                doc.attribute_value("toc-class"),
            )
        };

        // An automatic top TOC: position and class stay unset, placement `auto`.
        assert_eq!(derived(":toc:"), (Unset, Value("auto".into()), Unset));

        // An unrecognized `toc` value still resolves to an automatic placement.
        assert_eq!(
            derived(":toc: beeboo"),
            (Unset, Value("auto".into()), Unset)
        );

        // Side-column placements derive their side, keep placement `auto`, and
        // default the class to `toc2`.
        assert_eq!(
            derived(":toc: left"),
            (
                Value("left".into()),
                Value("auto".into()),
                Value("toc2".into())
            )
        );
        assert_eq!(
            derived(":toc: right"),
            (
                Value("right".into()),
                Value("auto".into()),
                Value("toc2".into())
            )
        );

        // The legacy `toc2` alias behaves like `toc=left`.
        assert_eq!(
            derived(":toc2:"),
            (
                Value("left".into()),
                Value("auto".into()),
                Value("toc2".into())
            )
        );

        // Content-flow placements report `content` and leave the class unset.
        assert_eq!(
            derived(":toc: preamble"),
            (Value("content".into()), Value("preamble".into()), Unset)
        );
        assert_eq!(
            derived(":toc: macro"),
            (Value("content".into()), Value("macro".into()), Unset)
        );
    }

    #[test]
    fn derived_placement_overwrites_author_supplied_values() {
        use InterpretedValue::Value;

        // A `toc-position` the resolved placement contradicts is overwritten:
        // the `macro` placement forces `content`.
        let doc = doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-placement: macro\n:toc-position: left");
        assert_eq!(doc.attribute_value("toc-position"), Value("content".into()));
        assert_eq!(doc.attribute_value("toc-placement"), Value("macro".into()));

        // A soft-unset `toc-placement!` with `toc` set defers to a `toc::[]`
        // macro; the derived `toc-placement` is re-materialized as `macro`,
        // overwriting the unset tombstone.
        let doc = doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-placement!:");
        assert_eq!(doc.attribute_value("toc-position"), Value("content".into()));
        assert_eq!(doc.attribute_value("toc-placement"), Value("macro".into()));
    }

    /// The derived `toc-position` / `toc-placement` / `toc-class` attributes
    /// for the direction shorthands, the separate `toc-position` attribute,
    /// and the `toc2` + `toc-position` override – all of which resolve a
    /// side-column TOC (`toc2` class) in Asciidoctor.
    #[test]
    fn toc_position_normalization_derives_side_column() {
        use InterpretedValue::Value;

        let derived = |header: &str| {
            let doc = doc_with(header);
            (
                doc.attribute_value("toc-position"),
                doc.attribute_value("toc-placement"),
                doc.attribute_value("toc-class"),
            )
        };
        let right = || {
            (
                Value("right".into()),
                Value("auto".into()),
                Value("toc2".into()),
            )
        };

        // A `>` direction shorthand derives a right side-column TOC.
        assert_eq!(derived(":toc: >"), right());

        // `:toc:` + `:toc-position: right` derives a right side column and defaults
        // the class to `toc2` (was previously left as the plain `toc`).
        assert_eq!(derived(":toc:\n:toc-position: right"), right());

        // `:toc2:` + `:toc-position: right`: the explicit `toc-position` overrides
        // the `left` implied by the `toc2` alias (was previously left).
        assert_eq!(derived(":toc2:\n:toc-position: right"), right());

        // The `^` shorthand derives a top column, likewise defaulting to `toc2`.
        assert_eq!(
            derived(":toc: ^"),
            (
                Value("top".into()),
                Value("auto".into()),
                Value("toc2".into())
            )
        );
    }

    #[test]
    fn automatic_toc_clears_unrecognized_toc_position() {
        // An enabled automatic TOC drops an author `toc-position` that resolves to
        // no side: Asciidoctor's normalization deletes it in its `else` arm, so a
        // bogus (or `content`) value does not leak into the derived state.
        let doc = doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-position: bogus");
        assert_eq!(doc.toc_mode(), TocMode::Auto);
        assert!(!doc.has_attribute("toc-position"));

        let doc = doc_with(":toc:\n:toc-position: content");
        assert_eq!(doc.toc_mode(), TocMode::Auto);
        assert!(!doc.has_attribute("toc-position"));
    }

    #[test]
    fn explicit_toc_class_survives_side_column_default() {
        // The side-column `toc2` default only fills in an *unset* `toc-class`;
        // an explicit author value is left untouched.
        assert_eq!(
            doc_with(":toc: left\n:toc-class: floaty").attribute_value("toc-class"),
            InterpretedValue::Value("floaty".into())
        );
    }

    #[test]
    fn derived_attributes_do_not_leak_across_parses() {
        // The derived attributes live on each document's snapshot, not on the
        // parser, so reusing a parser must not carry one document's TOC state
        // into the next.
        let mut parser = Parser::default();

        // A first document with a `macro` placement materializes its derived
        // attributes on its own snapshot.
        let doc1 = parser.parse("= One\n:toc: macro\n\n== S\n\nx");
        assert_eq!(doc1.toc_mode(), TocMode::Macro);
        assert_eq!(
            doc1.attribute_value("toc-placement"),
            InterpretedValue::Value("macro".into())
        );

        // A second document that enables an automatic TOC must resolve `Auto` –
        // if the first document's derived `toc-placement: macro` had leaked onto
        // the parser, `TocMode::from_parser` would read it back and wrongly
        // resolve `Macro` here.
        let doc2 = parser.parse("= Two\n:toc:\n\n== S\n\nx");
        assert_eq!(doc2.toc_mode(), TocMode::Auto);
        assert_eq!(
            doc2.attribute_value("toc-placement"),
            InterpretedValue::Value("auto".into())
        );

        // The first document's derived `toc-position` (`content`) likewise does
        // not linger: an automatic TOC leaves it unset.
        assert!(!doc2.has_attribute("toc-position"));
    }

    #[test]
    fn disabled_toc_materializes_no_derived_attributes() {
        // With no TOC enabled, the whole family stays unset (Asciidoctor's
        // defaults), so none of the attributes is even present.
        let doc = doc_with("");
        for name in ["toc-position", "toc-placement", "toc-class"] {
            assert!(!doc.has_attribute(name), "{name} should be absent");
        }
    }

    /// Exercises the derived-attribute mapping directly for every [`TocMode`]
    /// variant, including [`TocMode::Disabled`] – which the parse path never
    /// feeds to these helpers (materialization returns early for it), but whose
    /// arms must still map to "no attribute".
    #[test]
    fn derived_attribute_mapping_covers_every_mode() {
        for (mode, position, placement, class) in [
            (TocMode::Disabled, None, None, None),
            (TocMode::Auto, None, Some("auto"), None),
            (TocMode::Left, Some("left"), Some("auto"), Some("toc2")),
            (TocMode::Right, Some("right"), Some("auto"), Some("toc2")),
            (TocMode::Top, Some("top"), Some("auto"), Some("toc2")),
            (TocMode::Bottom, Some("bottom"), Some("auto"), Some("toc2")),
            (TocMode::Preamble, Some("content"), Some("preamble"), None),
            (TocMode::Macro, Some("content"), Some("macro"), None),
        ] {
            assert_eq!(
                mode.derived_toc_position(),
                position,
                "position for {mode:?}"
            );
            assert_eq!(
                mode.derived_toc_placement(),
                placement,
                "placement for {mode:?}"
            );
            assert_eq!(mode.derived_toc_class(), class, "class for {mode:?}");
        }
    }
}