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// Package liturgy parses the daily Catholic liturgy readings page into
// structured sections (1st reading, psalm, acclamation, gospel).
package liturgy
// Section is one reading section of the liturgy (e.g. "1. czytanie", "Psalm",
// "Aklamacja", "Ewangelia"): its heading, optional subtitle, the citation shown
// to the reader, an English-canonical lookup reference, a stable identifier for
// which liturgical part it is, and its body split into paragraphs of text lines.
//
// Citation is the display form (the reader's configured sigla dialect); Ref is
// the English-canonical reference the render resolves against a corpus. Keeping
// them apart lets the header read "Ps 27" in Polish sigla while the lookup uses
// "Psalms 27" (renumbered per Psalter). Ref is empty for sources that only
// carry a display citation; the render then falls back to Citation.
type Section struct {
Heading, Subtitle, Citation, Ref, PartID string
Paragraphs [][]string
}
// DayInfo is the day's liturgical identity from the offline calendar engine.
// Name follows the UI language where the calendar data has a localized name
// (else English); Colour is normalized. A day that carries no celebration name
// yields a zero DayInfo; callers must treat that as "omit the header", never as
// an error.
type DayInfo struct {
// Name is the celebration, e.g. "św. Marii Magdaleny" (pl UI, where the
// calendar data has a Polish name) or "Saint Mary Magdalene" (en).
Name string
// Season is the temporal context; currently left empty by the offline
// loader, since the celebration name already carries the temporal identity
// on temporal days.
Season string
// Colour is the normalized liturgical colour: "white", "green",
// "violet", "red", "rose", or "" when unknown/unmapped.
Colour string
// Rank is the normalized liturgical rank of the observed celebration:
// the Ordinary Form's "ferial", "optional", "memorial", "feast",
// "solemnity", or the 1962 form's "class-1".."class-4",
// "commemoration". The engine always supplies a rank: an unset or
// unrecognised rank on a sanctoral celebration defaults to "ferial"
// (calendar.buildCelebration), and every temporal-day constructor sets
// one explicitly. Consumers must not treat an empty Rank as meaning "no
// celebration".
Rank string
}
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