Regenerate groundtruth for docling-parse#349 (curly double quotes fold to "): 147 pages on 65fd81c7

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by wittjeff - opened

Groundtruth for docling-project/docling-parse#349 (fold curly double quotes to ", not '), regenerated against dataset main 65fd81c7 so it carries the word/line bbox precision from 3826b7b7 and the AcroForm groundtruth from 65fd81c7. Replaces discussion #5, which was generated against 571f34b1 and would have reverted those bboxes.

Regenerated with pytest tests/test_regression_parse.py::test_reference_documents_from_filenames --update-groundtruth on docling-parse fix/curly-double-quotes rebased onto main at 7.22.0 (95d24e3). 147 pages in 76 documents change; every changed cell differs only by ' becoming " at the same position (checked character by character after decompressing the .json.gz files, not just by hash). 588 files are touched; every other file in groundtruth/parser/ is byte-identical to main.

Compared with discussion #5 this drops one page: 6480366468566741514.pdf page 1. On 571f34b1 that page's „Heute: KOHLHAAS“ came through as 'Heute: KOHLHAAS' and #349 turned it into "Heute: KOHLHAAS"; since #352 (null-cmap fallback) main decodes the same two glyphs as ãHeute: KOHLHAASÒ, so there is no quote left to fold. That looks like the fallback picking a Latin-1 table where the font wants Mac Roman (0xE3 and 0xD2 are „ and “ in Mac Roman); I will raise it on the docling-parse side separately.

Side note: groundtruth/parser/ on main also contains 753 *.cells.delta.txt / *.word.delta.txt files. These are the diagnostic files test_regression_parse.py writes on a mismatch and deletes on success, so they look like an accidental commit in 3826b7b7. This PR does not touch them.

wittjeff changed pull request status to closed

Closing as superseded. The curly-quote groundtruth for docling-parse#349 was regenerated and landed directly when that PR merged on 2026-09-28 (dataset main is now 6d3458e2, and docling-parse main pins that revision), so this PR's artifacts are redundant. Nothing here needs review — closing to keep the queue accurate.

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