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Publish the Rust parser as extend-docx - #35
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The Rust parser was only available as a workspace dependency, and its old package name is already registered to an unrelated project. Rename the public package and source directory to
extend-docx, useextend_docxthroughout Rust consumers, and update build paths, installation documentation, and crates.io badges. The internal WASM bridge remains private, and historical benchmark engine IDs remain compatible.extend-docx0.1.0 is published at https://crates.io/crates/extend-docx from theextend-docx-v0.1.0tag. The registry checksum matches the validated archive. The crate is owned byandrewlu0and links to the Extend GitHub repository.Validation: 329 existing Rust tests passed (one local-corpus test ignored); WASM and portable Rust checks passed; both standalone Rust tools compile; the full npm/WASM build and clean-checkout publish dry run passed. An independent consumer downloaded version 0.1.0 from crates.io and parsed a generated document; docs.rs built the public API documentation, and the version badge reports v0.1.0. No parser behavior changes are included.