Apply smart apostrophe formatting to Hebrew month titles - #25
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drawHebMonthTitle built the mm=1/mm=2 headline directly from hebMonthName() without running it through jsutil.SmartApostrophe, so "Sh'vat 5787" used a typewriter apostrophe there while the same month name rendered smart everywhere else (event subjects, the mm=0 subtitle via altDateBrief). Wrap it the same way render.go's other two call sites already do.
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Summary
Apply smart apostrophe formatting to Hebrew month names in PDF calendar headers to ensure consistent typographic presentation.
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hebMonthName()result withjsutil.SmartApostrophe()in the Hebrew month title rendering to normalize apostrophe characters in month namesDetails
This change ensures that Hebrew month names displayed in PDF calendar headers use proper typographic apostrophes rather than straight quotes, maintaining consistency with the rest of the document's text formatting. The
SmartApostropheutility function handles the character normalization transparently.https://claude.ai/code/session_01DnutVc7z8QrQ2MSJGFsXWG