🎁 Add ability to find pages split from a PDF #252
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This commit leverages the conventions established in the DerivativeRodeo around where we're writing split pages and their derivatives. The inline comments that are written/amended with this PR should be read closely for clarity and intention. Related to: - #251 - scientist-softserv/derivative_rodeo#48 Co-authored-by: Kirk Wang <[email protected]>
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This commit leverages the conventions established in the DerivativeRodeo around where we're writing split pages and their derivatives.
The inline comments that are written/amended with this PR should be read closely for clarity and intention.
Related to: