A php class that splits a markdown text into a multi-dimensional array
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Markdown tools for modular workflows and content management.
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📂 Split and merge markdown files into structured folders, preserving all elements and handling edge cases for easy navigation and organization.
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Transform large markdown files into hierarchical folder structures for better navigation and AI-assisted editing.
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Fluent, composable text chunking for .NET - Splits documents into token-bounded chunks for RAG, embeddings and search indexing, with fixed-size, sentence-aware, recursive and Markdown structure-aware strategies, configurable overlap and per-chunk metadata.
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