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fix(pptx): follow slide links outside slide shows - #38
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Internal text-run and shape slide links now navigate inside normal and read-only viewers. Text-run links also use the slide-show action runner instead of opening
slideN.xml. All five PPTX bindings expose a cancellable host callback and hide read-only authoring badges. Editing keeps Ctrl/Cmd+Click navigation.Fixes #37.
Validation: the reporter's deck and 110 local browser cases passed across all five bindings; builds, typechecks and clean-install package checks passed.
Full fork CI completed: PPTX build/checks and 50/51 browser jobs passed, including all 35 new slide-link regressions. React's two table-markup failures reproduce on unmodified upstream. Other failures are formatting in unchanged Visio documentation and a Svelte collaboration pixel-delta assertion: its trace shows identical synchronized geometry while the peer's zoom changes. The collaboration case passes locally on both upstream and this commit.