metadata-gen 0.0.7

A powerful Rust library for extracting, validating, and processing metadata in YAML, TOML, and JSON formats from any content or data file.
Documentation
# Support

Thanks for using metadata-gen. Here is where to go for each kind of help.

## Questions & how-to

- **[Discussions]https://github.com/sebastienrousseau/metadata-gen/discussions**
  — usage questions, "how do I…", design ideas, and show-and-tell. This
  is the best first stop and keeps answers searchable for others.
- **Docs**[`README.md`]README.md, [`docs/ARCHITECTURE.md`]docs/ARCHITECTURE.md,
  [`DEVELOPMENT.md`]DEVELOPMENT.md, and the API docs on
  [docs.rs/metadata-gen]https://docs.rs/metadata-gen.

## Bugs

Open an issue with the **Bug report** form. A minimal, self-contained
reproduction (the smallest front matter or HTML fragment and the exact
call) is the single most useful thing you can include — it usually
determines how fast a fix lands.

## Feature requests

Use the **Feature request** form. For anything touching the public API,
please float it in Discussions or the issue first so the rationale and
alternatives are captured before code is written.

## Security vulnerabilities

**Do not** open a public issue. Follow the private disclosure process in
[`SECURITY.md`](SECURITY.md). You'll get a prompt, confidential response.

## Versions & compatibility

- The library is in its `0.x` line: under Cargo's SemVer rules a patch
  may carry breaking changes. Pin a specific `0.0.x` and read
  [`CHANGELOG.md`]CHANGELOG.md before upgrading.
- Minimum supported Rust version (MSRV): the `rust-version` in
  `Cargo.toml`, enforced in CI.

## Response expectations

metadata-gen is maintained by a small team (currently one person) on a
best-effort basis — there is no paid support tier or response-time SLA
today. Clear, reproducible reports get triaged fastest. Please be patient
and kind; see the [Code of Conduct](CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md).