Colormatching, Markdown, error handling

[itst]

• Added: colormatching. First attempt to use highlight colors to structure the output. Since highlight colors differ from PDF reader to PDF reader, we try to determine the nearest color of a highlight against a set of reference colors. Blue: Heading level 1. Lilac: Heading Level 2. Green: Marked text. Yellow: Marked bibliographic data. Default id green.
• Removed: TextWrapper: To output the hierarchie created by colormatching, I implemented markdown.
• Added: I added some better error handling. I have feeling this is just the tip of the iceberg.

[0xabu]

Hi,

Thanks for the contribution! Unfortunately I'm not going to merge this:

• I obviously can't take the German-language strings, unless you want to go to the trouble of introducing a string translation framework.

• Ultimately, it's the direction of the tool is driven by my main use-case of conference reviews and I'm not convinced by the colour-match functionality. If you made it configurable (under a runtime flag) such that the extra module dependency wasn't needed unless the flag was set then I'd consider it... but I suspect that's more trouble than it's worth to you.

• Likewise, I like text wrapping :) We probably need a flag to turn it off.

I would be happy to take specific fixes to handle errors in places where you encountered crashes. I know the tool isn't very good at this right now (it has only been tested with PDFs from a handful of sources).

[itst]

Hi,

all fair points! I am sorry for the language strings, simple overlooked them while setting up the merge request.

I will tinker with this thing a bit more, and most importantly test it with more PDFs. My use case is rather long-form PDFs, say textbooks, and I highlight and makes notes for my personal use. I see that this differs from yours. By reviews, you mean copy-editing reviews?

Python isn't my mother tongue, but the config options you mentioned are on my list. As is a templated output.

I will setup a new merge reguest with just the error handling things in the next days.

Thanks, and thank you for writing and sharing this in the first place.

Best
Sascha

[0xabu]

I meant reviews of submissions for academic conferences/journals etc.

Thanks for the separate PR -- I left some review comments there. I'll close this for now.