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Point clipped-table troubleshooting to stable 2.5.35 - #158
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Stable 2.5.35 allows auto-height tables with overflow clipping to continue onto subsequent PDF pages. Point Python and Rust users to the published fix and retain the workaround for 2.5.34 and the published 2.6.0a14 alpha.
Explicitly sized clipping viewports keep their existing behavior. The separate percentage-width alpha guidance remains applicable. No JavaScript package update is claimed here.
Validation: strict MkDocs build passes; public Python and Rust consumers pass the retained pagination and document checks. Release evidence: https://github.com/fullbleed-engine/fullbleed-official/releases/tag/v2.5.35