Add test coverage, TypeScript exports, and documentation for headerOptions #643
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[WIP] Allow more customisation of file headers in patches
Add test coverage, TypeScript exports, and documentation for headerOptions
Dec 31, 2025
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Addresses feedback from PR #641 review to improve the headerOptions feature for patch generation.
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HeaderOptionsinterface for type-safe usage by consumersformatPatchwithINCLUDE_HEADERS,FILE_HEADERS_ONLY, andOMIT_HEADERSconstants, including multi-patch array validationformatPatchsignature and description to document theheaderOptionsparameterThe feature itself was implemented in PR #641; this PR ensures it's properly exposed and tested for library consumers.
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