Summary

This restores docs write --replace --markdown, which worked in v0.11.0 and regressed in later docs refactors.

Root cause

In v0.11.0, markdown replacement used the Drive API update path, which preserved native Google Docs formatting. Later refactors turned docs write into a plain-text Docs mutation command and removed that markdown-aware replace path. That caused formatting loss for workflows that sync markdown into existing Google Docs.

Backward compatibility

Default plain-text docs write behavior stays on the newer Docs API mutation path. This only restores the markdown-preserving update path for docs write --replace --markdown.

Fix

• restore --replace on docs write
• restore --markdown on docs write
• route docs write --replace --markdown back through the Drive API update path
• keep the current split docs command layout from main
• keep the newer plain-text Docs API write behavior for non-markdown usage
• add a regression test covering the markdown replace path

Validation

• added regression test in internal/cmd/docs_write_update_test.go
• go test ./internal/cmd -run TestDocsWrite_MarkdownReplaceUsesDriveUpdate
• make ci

Prompt Used

Create a GitHub PR for steipete/gogcli.

Branch:
fix/docs-markdown-write-regression

Base:
main

State the regression clearly up front:
`docs write --replace --markdown` worked in v0.11.0, where markdown replacement used the Drive API update path. In later docs refactors, `docs write` became a plain-text Docs mutation command, which removed that markdown-aware replace path and caused formatting loss for existing markdown sync workflows.

What this branch does:
- restores `--replace` on `docs write`
- restores `--markdown` on `docs write`
- routes `docs write --replace --markdown` back through the Drive API update path
- keeps the newer plain-text Docs API write behavior for non-markdown usage
- adds a regression test proving markdown replace uses Drive update instead of plain-text Docs mutation

Validation:
- focused docs tests pass
- regression test added in `internal/cmd/docs_write_update_test.go`

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