Add teiHeader and standOff inclusion to get_passage()#33
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Introduces two opt-in parameters on Document.get_passage(): - include_header: prepends the full teiHeader to the reconstructed passage. - include_standoff: appends a filtered standOff, resolving three reference directions — passage → standOff (corresp/ref), standOff → passage (target/from/to), and transitive standOff → standOff (ana and similar attributes) via fixed-point expansion until the reference set stabilises. Both flags are exposed on create_app() in the Flask layer so a deployment can opt in server-wide without changing per-request logic. Adds a dedicated TEI test fixture (tei_with_standoff.xml) and tests covering all three linking cases, header/standOff ordering, and the document HTTP endpoint for each flag combination.
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Introduces two opt-in parameters on Document.get_passage():
Both flags are exposed on create_app() in the Flask layer so a deployment can opt in server-wide without changing per-request logic.
Adds a dedicated TEI test fixture (tei_with_standoff.xml) and tests covering all three linking cases, header/standOff ordering, and the document HTTP endpoint for each flag combination.