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Prepare wave six (Landesrecht of the remaining Länder) by lifting the
Bavaria-specific stem-law loader to a shared one. Unlike Bavaria (Art./§
inversion), the other Länder structure their stem laws in §, so the loader must
handle both sigils.
- Move gesetz/bayern/{BayRechtLoader,BayRechtTextParser} to
gesetz/land/{LandesRechtLoader,LandesRechtTextParser}; the norm head now
matches "§ N" as well as "Art. N" and derives the sigil per norm from the
match. Cross-reference keywords in the norm head are excluded only as whole
words (so a title "Satzungen" no longer trips on "Satz"), and the juris
abbreviation may be multi-token ("(GO NRW)").
- Derive the superscript mode data-drivenly from the loaded stem law
(Superskript.traegtSatznummern) instead of from "is it gii-XML": Bavaria and
Lower Saxony keep their amtliche Satznummern, the Bund and Länder without
official sentence numbering drop them.
- Recognize the neufassung idiom "erhält/erhalten folgende Fassung" (Schleswig-
Holstein, Niedersachsen) via a NEUFASSUNG_VERB building block, additive to
"wird/werden wie folgt gefasst".
Federal and Bavarian behaviour is unchanged (219 tests green, pinned acceptance
numbers UWG 19/0, GEG 66/53, GEG-GModG 90/9, IfSG 42/24, BayJG 149/154 hold).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Change-Id: I55a70a7932bf657a2346ca70f3fa05e173bf80ad
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Extend ÄndGgner from federal-only to Bavarian state law. Bavarian base
laws are structured in Artikel while their amending acts are structured
in Paragraphen (inverted from the Bund); official sentence numbers and
footnote markers are carried as Unicode superscripts (¹²³, ⁶)).
- Generalise Stelle.Paragraph to carry a sigil ("§" or "Art.") and route
it through recogniser, applier and resolver (bit-identical Bund output).
- Superscript pipeline: geometric detection in FontgroessenFilter
(SuperskriptModus BEHALTEN), Superskript util, exact sentence splitting
in SatzTeiler, label-based sentence resolution.
- BayRechtLoader/BayRechtTextParser for gesetze-bayern.de PDF/plaintext.
- §-structured amending acts, GVBl/Landtag column titles, non-breaking
spaces, the GVBl continuation quote; Bavarian command forms (footnote
aufhebung, Satznummerierung streichung, Wortlaut forms, Halbsatz,
gapping chains).
Acceptance (EndToEndTest.bayJgGvblAcceptance): the pre-2026 BayJG
fassung (BayJG-alt.txt, reconstructed from Wayback single-article
snapshots) with GVBl 6/2026 §§ 1-2 applied — 154 commands, 0 unknown,
149 applied automatically, 5 pinned residuals (follow-up edits inside
two multi-step renumbering sequences in Art. 29a and Art. 56).
Application-side fixes surfaced by the acceptance run (all Bund-safe):
sentence-start superscript before §; sentence boundaries = {0} ∪ {each
number ≥ 2}; gapping scope inheritance for bare word operations;
footnote definition lines hidden from word operations; absatz aufhebung
marks "(weggefallen)" keeping its number, and absatz renumbering
overwrites an empty placeholder (weggefallen/gegenstandslos) target.
211 tests green (mvnw verify); federal reference numbers unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Change-Id: Iebae4c17ca90755c5fd36251362042f3d5796fd0
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The percentile-based right-margin estimate from the previous commit
misclassified two real-world layouts: at the column switch of the
two-column old-BGBl format a window contains both column margins, so the
90th percentile returned the right column's margin and marked every
left-column soft wrap as deliberate (vetoing hyphen mending, IfSG 2020:
"Impf- surveillance"); and series of equally wide centered "Artikel N"
headings in draft bills formed the top of their window's distribution,
so they counted as full-width and were reflowed into the following line,
breaking teileInArtikel's line anchor (ProdHaftG RegE). Classify against
alignment clusters instead: a line end is soft when at least five window
lines end within 4 pt of it (the justified block's own margin), hard when
such a cluster runs at least 10 pt above it, unclassified otherwise.
Structure anchors ("Artikel 2", "§ 19", bare Gliederung labels) are
always exempt from reflow since equal-width heading series still form
sham clusters. Also flush the pending line end-X at page ends — without
it, the first line of the next page inherited the previous page's footer
geometry and was misclassified (UWG: "Artikel 2" swallowed the closing
provisions).
Markerless joins additionally never cross into a following enumeration
marker line ("...vorgesehen und" + "d) die Überwachung" no longer glues
to "undd)"), a text-level veto that also works without geometry.
On the base-law side, ContentFlattener now separates sibling <LA>
elements within a <DD> — the short-label/definition pairs of the UWG
Anhang and § 2 IfSG were previously glued without any separator
("Irreführung über Unternehmereigenschaftdie unwahre Angabe...") in both
synopsis columns. The continuation line is indented two spaces deeper
than its enumeration line so StellenAufloeser.zeilenBlock keeps it inside
the unit's block ("Anhang Nummer 31 Buchstabe b"). BefehlAnwender writes
the same canonical shape when inserting or recasting quoted units
(rueckeZitatEin), so XML-derived and PDF-derived items agree:
" 2a. Stichwort" + " Definitionstext".
Verified by mvnw verify (179 tests, 7 new) and a before/after sweep of
all 21 sample law/amendment combinations: applied/manual counts are
unchanged throughout (UWG 19/0, GEG-BGBl 66/53, GModG-RegE 77/20,
IfSG-0645 42/24, ...), no marker characters leak into the HTML output.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Change-Id: Ib7faae1bc5c59bda83f648a579af16a4c77e4285
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indentation
Replaces the heuristic character-count full-width check with real geometric
layout analysis. FontgroessenFilter collects the right-edge X coordinate of
the text runs on each page and classifies line endings against the local
90th percentile of page margins (using a 20-line sliding window) into soft,
hard, or unclassified breaks.
TextBereiniger uses this classification to reflow only soft line wraps (WEICH) and
keep deliberate ones (HART or UNBEKANNT).
Also aligns quote normalization and GII-XML flattening to indent continuation
lines in lists (e.g., hanging definitions in UWG Anhang):
- BefehlAnwender.normalisiereZitatText applies to single-unit Neufassung and indents
continuation lines deeper (4 spaces) than list items (2 spaces).
- ContentFlattener generates the same structure for sibling <LA> elements inside <DD>.
This ensures the paragraph parser correctly groups these lines as child lines.
Change-Id: I1fd7039d4933a273cc2dc55f958d34b439e2302c
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TextBereiniger.verbindeUmbrueche assumed any letter-ending, no-trailing-space
line followed by a lowercase continuation was a hyphen-less mid-word split
(PDF extraction artifact) and joined it with zero separator. That assumption
breaks for deliberate word-boundary breaks, e.g. the short-label/hanging-
indent definition format in the UWG Anhang ("...Nachhaltigkeitssiegels" +
"das Anbringen..."), producing glued words in the rendered synopsis.
Gate the markerless join on the candidate line reaching a locally-typical
"full column width" (90th percentile in a ±20-line window), since automatic
wraps always land near the column edge while deliberate breaks don't. The
window is local rather than document-wide because some source PDFs mix
column widths within one document (narrower Regelungstext vs. wider
Begründung), which a global statistic would otherwise penalize.
Also route the single-unit Neufassung fallback through the existing
normalisiereZitatText normalization, matching its sibling code paths, so
that internal line breaks now more often preserved by the fix above don't
leak into the HTML output as spurious line breaks instead.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Change-Id: I0a79f22f9286cd4a90eea32bad9b54cb4a082cf4
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Gliederungs-Überschriften insertion/replacement
Fourth enablement wave: Anhänge/Anlagen resolve as ordinary norm targets with
nested Nummer/Buchstabe block resolution, InhaltsuebersichtAnwender applies
Angabe commands automatically, GliederungsUeberschriften handles inserting and
replacing structural headings, the law's own heading can be recast, and
FontgroessenFilter now determines body text per page instead of document-wide.
Sample data (UWG/AGG/ProdHaftG) now applies with 0 manual cases.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Change-Id: I1a76750afbecfa1aae734bcdabc91470a28420ca
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blocks
Adds bisStelle to StrukturErsetzung for coordinated target ranges, recognizes
deletion/renumbering of whole structural units (paragraphs and Gliederung
entries), and handles insertion/replacement of multi-paragraph blocks split on
§-headings. Updates FASSUNGEN.txt accordingly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Change-Id: I637cc5effbe32c094e62c070b63c470149a77c85
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Record the changes of the "Fassung vom 13.7.2026" in bureaucratic legal
German, mirroring the amendment-act style the tool itself processes.
Convention: add a dated section (newest first) for every day the code
changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Change-Id: Ib39e4f78405b33b439be006325e2c310b72b1511
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