Tags: DocAtPrompt/ctrlgrid

0.12.0 — folded booklets, and a notebook that can hold a puzzle book

The first release carrying something the specification never described.

- --booklet imposes a saddle-stitched booklet (§ 14): pages 8-1, 2-7, 6-3,
  4-5 at 100 %, padded to a multiple of four and reported, never scaled.
- --booklet-flip short | long chooses the turning edge. A long-edge turn does
  not mirror the back, it turns the sheet over, so the back is printed upside
  down — which needed marks.rotate_180, the first transformation that carries
  text with it.
- A notebook section carries out its blade's sheet plan (§ 7.13), so a section
  may be a puzzle book with every solution behind its puzzle. Decision 52's
  last deliberately temporary refusal, lifted.
- Every generator's geometry, including both document generators, is now read
  back out of a finished PDF (§ 13.2).

Nothing that built at 0.11.1 is refused now.

ctrlgrid 0.11.1

The PyPI metadata 0.11.0 should have shipped with: a summary that names the
calendar and the notebook, keywords written the way people type them, and the
classifiers to browse by. The tool itself is unchanged.

ctrlgrid 0.11.0

Everything the specification describes is built, audited as a first user would
meet it, and every generator's geometry read back out of a finished PDF.

The one promise: what says 5 mm measures 5 mm on the printout.