Merge branch 'mako_changes-20260806' into content-sizes
Brings in revision-level redirect detection and its regenerated baselines. Conflicts were the expected adjacent insertions where both branches extended the same seams (build_table and WikiqParser signatures, the argparse block, the build_table call sites, and the test file); resolved by keeping both branches' additions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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else produces tab-separated values. With no dump file argument, wikiq
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reads XML on stdin and writes to stdout.
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The `title` and `namespace` columns are page-level identity values as
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of the time of export: a moved page's entire history carries its final
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title, and namespace derives from that title. Redirect status, by
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contrast, is determined per revision from each revision's own text: the
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`revision_is_redirect` and `revision_redirect_target` columns record
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whether a revision's text begins with a redirect directive and where it
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points. `#REDIRECT` is recognized on every wiki; wikis that also use a
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localized keyword can add it with `--redirect-aliases` (for example,
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`--redirect-aliases OMDIRIGERING` for Swedish wikis).
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The most commonly useful options (`wikiq --help` describes them all):
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- `-n ID` limits output to a namespace, and can be given more than once.
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