Merge pull request #7827 from dotCooCoo/feat/ai-export-writes-kinsoku-kinsoku-shori-type

.ai export: paragraphs keep Kinsoku, Kinsoku Shori Type, Burasagari and Bunri-Kinshi

docs/mcp.md

@@ -9444,7 +9444,7 @@ a pair. The setting works only with a Kinsoku Set: with Kinsoku Set None the par
 and the menu item is unavailable. Off by default, for new type and for paragraphs saved before the option. It is saved
 with the paragraph (`bunri_kinshi` in `para`) only when on, paragraph styles carry it (Paragraph Style Options › East
 Asian Composition Settings), and Reset Panel turns it off. A value that is not true or false is refused. One undo
-step. `.ai` editing data does not hold it, and a save reports a paragraph with it on and a pair in it as left out. The help page:
+step. An `.ai` save writes it with each paragraph, under Kinsoku Set None too, and it reopens as set. The help page:
 https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/formatting-asian-characters.html
 
 ```json

docs/target-app-parity.md

@@ -1460,7 +1460,7 @@ Moved from the ROADMAP's "Shipped so far" on 2026-10-10. Update it when a featur
   Type on a path with right-to-left text that does not fit shows the longest start of its text whose glyphs fit, also where tracking gives a letter a negative advance and a shorter start does not fit; the rest overflows or flows to the next threaded object (VectorCraft's own rule). Without hanging punctuation, and on a straight path or with no spacing, every start is measured without arranging it on the path again. With hanging punctuation, or spacing on a curve, when a letter has a negative advance, at most 32 of the starts that could fit are arranged one by one from the longest; when none of them fits, a binary search over the rest shows a start that fits, which is not always the longest (`overflowing_rtl_type_on_a_path_shows_the_longest_start_that_fits`, `the_longest_rtl_start_on_a_path_is_found_without_arranging_each_start`, `the_longest_rtl_start_on_a_path_is_the_one_each_start_gives` and `rtl_type_on_a_curve_whose_letters_take_the_line_back_is_arranged_a_bounded_number_of_times` in `crates/text/src/tests/bidi.rs`). Right-aligned and centered type on a curve with Spacing is placed by what its glyphs take where the line ends up, so text that fits is not cut off at the end bracket (`on_path_aligned_spaced_text_that_fits_shows_whole` in `crates/text/src/tests.rs`).
   The Paragraph panel menu's Kinsoku Shori Type (`text.setFormat {kinsokuType}`, with the East Asian options) picks Push In First, Push Out First or Push Out Only for each paragraph: a character the Kinsoku Set keeps off a line's start or end is set on the line, with the line's gaps next to CJK characters closed by at most a tenth of an em each to fit, or moved to the next line with the character before it. Push Out First pushes in only when pushing out would leave the line more than an em short. Push Out Only is the default, the setting is saved only when it is not, and paragraph styles carry it.
   The Paragraph panel menu's Bunri-Kinshi (`text.setFormat {bunriKinshi}`, with the East Asian options, and the East Asian Composition Settings section of Paragraph Style Options) keeps inseparable pairs on one line in each paragraph that has it: two em dashes, two ellipses, two two-dot leaders and the two halves of a vertical kana repeat mark (the pairs of W3C JLREQ's class cl-08, VectorCraft's set). Both composers and vertical type follow it, and justification adds no space inside a pair. It works with a Kinsoku Set only, is off by default and is saved only when on; editing the set of pairs is not available.
-  `.ai` import reads each paragraph's Kinsoku Set (None, Hard or Soft), Kinsoku Shori Type, Burasagari and Bunri-Kinshi from the file's editable text: the paragraph's own setting, else its paragraph style's or a style that one is based on, else the document's default. A paragraph with a custom Kinsoku set takes its paragraph style's set, and the importer warns about it. A value it cannot read takes its paragraph style's value too. `.ai` export does not write these settings.
+  `.ai` import reads each paragraph's Kinsoku Set (None, Hard or Soft), Kinsoku Shori Type, Burasagari and Bunri-Kinshi from the file's editable text: the paragraph's own setting, else its paragraph style's or a style that one is based on, else the document's default. A paragraph with a custom Kinsoku set takes its paragraph style's set, and the importer warns about it. A value it cannot read takes its paragraph style's value too. An `.ai` save writes all four settings for every paragraph, the normal paragraph style and the document's defaults, and lists the Hard and Soft sets, in the form that reader reads, so they reopen as set and are not reported as left out; Burasagari and Bunri-Kinshi keep their values under Kinsoku None.
   The Paragraph panel menu's Korean Line Break Anywhere (`text.setFormat {koreanLineBreakAnywhere}`, with the East Asian options, and the East Asian Composition Settings section of Paragraph Style Options) sets for each paragraph whether a line may break between any two Hangul syllables. When it is off, a word that contains Hangul breaks only at its spaces and after punctuation, or where the word is wider than the line, and takes no hyphen. New type has it off; paragraphs saved before the option read as on, so their lines do not move.
   The Paragraph panel menu's Reset Panel (`text.setStyle`, `text.setFormat` and `text.tabs.clear`) gives the selected type's paragraphs, or the paragraphs the Type tool's selection touches, Auto alignment, no indents or paragraph spacing, Hyphenate off with the default Hyphenation and Justification options, Auto direction, Bottom-to-Bottom Leading, the Line-end Punctuation Half Width Mojikumi Set, Regular burasagari, the Hard kinsoku set, Push Out Only, the Every-line Composer, Bunri-Kinshi, Roman Hanging Punctuation and Korean Line Break Anywhere off, no kashidas and no tab stops, as one undo step.
   The Paragraph panel menu's Hyphenation… (`ui.hyphenation`, `text.setFormat {wordsLongerThan, afterFirst, beforeLast, hyphenLimit, hyphenationZone, hyphenateCapitalized}`) sets each paragraph's hyphenation limits: the shortest word that breaks, the fewest letters on each side of the hyphen, the most hyphenated lines in a row, a zone at the right edge where the Single-line Composer breaks before a word instead of hyphenating it, and whether capitalized words break. The defaults are words longer than 5 letters, 3 letters on each side, no limit or zone, and capitalized words hyphenated; paragraph styles and the native file keep the options.