Summary

• Tables were previously no-ops — all table tokens were explicitly set to break in markdownToDocs.ts, so any markdown table was silently dropped
• This patch implements full table support: inserts a correctly-sized table via the Google Docs insertTable API, then populates each cell with text and inline formatting
• Header rows are automatically bolded

Implementation details

The core challenge is that the Google Docs API requires knowing all indices upfront before inserting text, and inserting content shifts all subsequent indices. The approach:

1. Buffer cell content during token processing — store each cell's text runs (with inline formatting spans) into a TableState structure rather than emitting requests immediately
2. On table_close — emit one insertTable request, then iterate all cells in order, tracking cumulative inserted character counts to compute correct absolute indices

Key index formulas (verified against the Docs API table structure):

cellContentIndex(T, r, c, C) = T + 4 + r * (1 + 2*C) + 2*c
emptyTableSize(R, C)         = 3 + R * (1 + 2*C)
currentIndex after table     = tableStartIndex + emptyTableSize + cumulativeTextLength

Testing

Tested with an 8-table document (mixed column counts, bold/italic inline formatting in cells) pushed to Google Drive via replaceDocumentWithMarkdown. All tables rendered correctly with bold header rows.

Before this patch, the same document produced garbled output with all table content concatenated into the surrounding paragraph text.

Notes

• Only replaceDocumentWithMarkdown exercises the full transformer path — createDocument with contentFormat: "markdown" also works for tables via this same transformer
• No changes to the public API or other markdown elements