Revert citeproc renderer name changes causing test failures #13
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[WIP] Add missing dependency and improve testing for bibliography
Revert citeproc renderer name changes causing test failures
Dec 14, 2025
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Reverts changes that attempted to reconcile the renderer name mismatch between
api.py(returns"citeproc-py") and tests (expect"citeproc"). The attempted fix introduced additional logic and modified both sides, but caused failures.Reverted changes:
api.py: Returns"citeproc-py"in renderer metadata (original behavior)tests/unit/test_rendering.py: Expects"citeproc"in assertions (original behavior)_prepare_citeproc_entries()and_resolve_csl_style()for item_id in source→for item in source.items)Current state:
Tests now fail with the original mismatch. This revert establishes a clean baseline for a proper fix.
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