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Add Options::emit_anchor_events (default false) to emit Event::Anchor(id, name) - #49
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Options::emit_anchor_events(defaultfalse) to emitEvent::Anchor(id, name)immediately after the anchored scalar or collection-start event. Its span covers the complete
&nametoken, and its ID matches the node and resolved aliases without relying on allocationorder. Anchor events are presentation metadata (
is_node()isfalse); existing node payloadsand default event streams are unchanged. Together with alias-token spans and
Span::tag_span(),this exposes original property spellings without separate anchor and tag scans.