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docs: paragraph columns (p/m/b) and \cline are supported — correct the gap - #133

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The reference said tabular paragraph columns and \cline were "not yet handled", but the engine handles them: scanColSpec parses p/m/b{width} (m/b treated as p) and \cline has full field + rendering support.

Verified: a p{1cm} cell wraps its words within the width, and a table with p{3cm} + \cline renders with no skips. (The other table entries — longtable, tabular*, xtabular — I confirmed still drop, so they stay in the gap.)

  • tabular-family package row: now lists p/m/b{width} wrapping columns and \cline.
  • Known-gaps table entry: keeps only the real gaps.

Docs-only; clean hugo build. (Second stale gap-claim found this pass, after TikZ — the reference had drifted from the shipped code.)

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The capability reference said tabular paragraph columns and \cline were "not yet
handled", but the engine handles them: scanColSpec parses p/m/b{width} (m/b as p)
and \cline has full field + rendering support. Verified — a p{1cm} cell wraps its
words within the width, and a table with \cline renders no skips.

Correct both spots: the tabular-family package row now lists p/m/b{width} wrapping
columns and \cline, and the Known-gaps table entry keeps only the real gaps
(longtable, tabular*, xtabular still drop). Verified with a clean hugo build.

🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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