fix(lsp): decouple URP for in-memory validation and refactor Z403 Body markdown#159
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Signed-off-by: PythonWoods-Dev <gianluca.catalano@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: PythonWoods-Dev <gianluca.catalano@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: PythonWoods-Dev <gianluca.catalano@gmail.com>
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Overview
This pull request completely decouples the Uniform Resolver Pipeline (URP) to support pure in-memory document validation, ensuring 100% diagnostic parity between the CLI (
zenzic check) and the VS Code Language Server.Key Changes
validate_single_document_urp()to run HTML integrity checks (Z120-Z124, Z205), same-page anchors (Z102), and absolute paths (Z105) without redundant disk I/O.server.pyis stripped of hardcoded validation rules and now acts strictly as a transport layer.Z403(Missing Alt Text) into a nativeBaseRule, guaranteeing consistent behavior across both execution paths.Type of Change