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@@ -47,16 +47,6 @@ header/footer removal and image deduplication are batch-local and the output
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can differ from `parse()`. Prefer `parse()` unless the size of the
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materialized result is the problem.
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Two budgets also bound a parse from the inside, whichever entry point you
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use. `memoryBudgetMb` (default 4096, `0` disables) caps the extracted
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content a single parse may accumulate; crossing it fails with a clear
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`memory budget exceeded` error instead of growing without bound, and in
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batch parsing it applies per batch. `ocrRasterBudgetMb` (default 1024,
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`0` restores the previous render-everything-first behavior) makes OCR
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render and recognize pages in bounded rounds, so peak raster memory tracks
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the budget instead of the document length; each round reopens the document
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once, and effective OCR concurrency is `min(numWorkers, pages per round)`.
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## Markdown Output
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LiteParse can render documents directly to Markdown including headings, tables, lists,
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@@ -108,8 +98,6 @@ const parser = new LiteParse({
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password: undefined, // Password for protected documents
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quiet: false, // Suppress progress output
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numWorkers: 4, // Concurrent OCR workers
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memoryBudgetMb: 4096, // Reject parses whose extracted content exceeds this (0 disables)
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ocrRasterBudgetMb: 1024, // OCR page rasters held in memory at once (0 = render all up front)
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});
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```
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