graphitepdf-svg 0.4.0

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  <strong>Typed SVG parsing and conversion utilities for the GraphitePDF workspace.</strong>
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## Overview

`graphitepdf-svg` parses SVG input into a typed `SvgNode` tree that downstream crates can inspect, size, transform, and render.

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## Scope

`graphitepdf-svg` contains:

- `SvgNode` and `SvgNodeKind`
- `SvgProps` for normalized attribute storage
- `try_parse_svg()` and `parse_svg()` entry points
- typed tree output rather than raw XML strings

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## Installation

```bash
cargo add graphitepdf-svg
```

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## API Summary

| Category | Items |
| --- | --- |
| SVG tree | `SvgNode`, `SvgNodeKind`, `SvgProps` |
| Parsing | `try_parse_svg()`, `parse_svg()` |

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## Example

```rust
use graphitepdf_svg::try_parse_svg;

fn main() -> graphitepdf_svg::Result<()> {
    let svg = try_parse_svg(
        r#"<svg width=\"10\" height=\"10\"><rect x=\"0\" y=\"0\" width=\"10\" height=\"10\" fill=\"black\"/></svg>"#,
    )?;

    assert_eq!(svg.children.len(), 1);
    Ok(())
}
```

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## Design Principles

- expose parsed SVG as typed scene data
- keep parsing fallible and explicit
- avoid baking in PDF emission concerns
- make downstream sizing and rendering easier by normalizing structure early

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## Role In GraphitePDF

This crate is the workspace's SVG scene layer. It feeds `image`, `math`, `layout`, `render`, and `kit`.

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## License

MIT