The marshalling manifest cut off at one page ("... 10 more row(s) not
shown") because the fallback drew rows only until it hit the bottom band.
Now the table flows across as many pages as it needs:
- page 1 keeps the full header + summary tiles; continuation pages get a slim
"(continued — page N)" header and a re-drawn table header
- the verification notice and signature lines stay pinned to the final page,
moving to a fresh page when rows run too deep for the bottom band
- the copy watermark repeats on every page of its copy
- a 12-page safety cap keeps the old truncation note as a last resort
Verified by standalone render: 50-row manifest -> 2 pages, all 50 rows, no
truncation; 5-row doc stays 1 page; two-copy freight order still renders 2
watermarked pages.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
buildTabularFallbackPdf parsed the whole HTML at once, so a two-copy document
(freight order: Port Operations copy + Gate Security & Carrier copy) came out
as ONE page with every tile duplicated and no watermarks.
- documents wrapped in <section class="copy"> now render one page per copy,
each parsed independently (no more merged/duplicated tiles)
- each page carries its copy label as a large rotated light-gray watermark,
drawn beneath the content (new watermarkOp, 30-degree text matrix)
- new assemblePdf() multi-page assembler; assembleSinglePagePdf untouched for
its existing callers
- the meta label is parsed from the document ("Booking") instead of the
hardcoded "TRAIN / SCHEDULE"
Verified by compiling the util standalone and rendering a two-copy freight
order: 2 pages, both watermarks present, tiles once per page, valid xref/EOF;
copy-less documents (marshalling) still render a single unwatermarked page.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
