Bump github.com/opendocument-app/opendocument.core from 6.13.0 to 7.0.0

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Bumps github.com/opendocument-app/opendocument.core from 6.13.0 to 7.0.0.

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v7.0.0

• Breaking: DocumentPath, Element::document_path() and Element::navigate_path() are gone, with their python and Java mirrors. An element is addressed by Element::identifier() and Document::element_by_id(), which is what the edit envelope uses.

• Breaking: ValueType gains boolean, date, time and error, and the odf and xlsx readers report them; a boolean states 1 or 0 as its number. Sheet::set_cell writes a boolean and refuses the other three. The enum mirrors in every binding follow.

• Breaking: TextStyle::font_name is a std::string rather than a std::string_view that borrowed from the document, so a style outlives the document it was read from and a caller can build one.

• Text::set_style and the edit op setTextStyle {id, style} write bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, highlight, colour and size onto a run of an odf, docx or pptx document. The other engines refuse it.

• A .docx run's shading (w:shd) renders as its background where no highlight paints over it.

• The document view's editor formats text under scope document: odr.editing.format({bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, highlight, color, size}), odr.editing.toggle("bold"), the ctrl/cmd+B, I and U chords, and odr.onSelectionChange for a host's buttons. A toggle on a collapsed caret marks the next typed text. Scope paragraph refuses it.

• Text::set_style in every binding: Text.set_style in python, Text.setStyle in Java, -[ODRText setStyle:error:] in Objective-C, both with a constructible TextStyle, and setTextStyle(id, style) in npm.

• A run that is both underlined and struck through renders both lines. The page wrote two text-decoration declarations, and the second replaced the first.

• Breaking: all_file_types() and all_text_encodings() return a std::span over the library's tables instead of a std::vector, like the other table lookups. The bindings still hand out a list.

• HtmlConfig::editing_scope narrows the document view's editor to edits inside one paragraph (paragraph); the page refuses the rest with the new ErrorCode::edit_out_of_scope (1010, outOfScope). Bound in every binding.

• Writing a cell of an .ods takes the cached result of every formula reading it away, keeping the formula itself, so the saved file states no number that is now wrong. Such a cell renders empty until a reader computes it.

• An editable sheet view states each formula cell's expression (data-odr-formula, odr.sheet.formulaAt) and the cells it reads, and marks

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Changelog

Sourced from github.com/opendocument-app/opendocument.core's changelog.

Changelog

What changed in the engine, for whoever builds against it — the apps, the bindings, and the packages on conan, maven, PyPI, npm and SwiftPM. Each release puts its section on top of the generated per-pull-request list. Back to v5.3.0; before that the releases are all there is.

An entry goes under Unreleased in the pull request that makes the change, and only for what a consumer notices: API, formats, rendering, behaviour, packaging. Refactoring, tests and CI are in the generated list already. A breaking change says Breaking first.

The release run heads these entries with the version and opens a fresh ## Unreleased. A release with nothing under it is refused.

Unreleased

v7.0.0 - 2026-09-13

• Breaking: DocumentPath, Element::document_path() and Element::navigate_path() are gone, with their python and Java mirrors. An element is addressed by Element::identifier() and Document::element_by_id(), which is what the edit envelope uses.

• Breaking: ValueType gains boolean, date, time and error, and the odf and xlsx readers report them; a boolean states 1 or 0 as its number. Sheet::set_cell writes a boolean and refuses the other three. The enum mirrors in every binding follow.

• Breaking: TextStyle::font_name is a std::string rather than a std::string_view that borrowed from the document, so a style outlives the document it was read from and a caller can build one.

• Text::set_style and the edit op setTextStyle {id, style} write bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, highlight, colour and size onto a run of an odf, docx or pptx document. The other engines refuse it.

• A .docx run's shading (w:shd) renders as its background where no highlight paints over it.

• The document view's editor formats text under scope document: odr.editing.format({bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, highlight, color, size}), odr.editing.toggle("bold"), the ctrl/cmd+B, I and U chords, and odr.onSelectionChange for a host's buttons. A toggle on a collapsed caret marks the next typed text. Scope paragraph refuses it.

• Text::set_style in every binding: Text.set_style in python, Text.setStyle in Java, -[ODRText setStyle:error:] in Objective-C, both with a constructible TextStyle, and setTextStyle(id, style) in npm.

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