This is a small library for chunking XML into smaller valid XML chunks. It essentially flattens the tree structure.

Current limitation: Large text and tail sections are not split.

The idea is that you have some $f$ that you'd like to apply to each chunk, as shown below. This is helpful in some LLM workflows where the context size is limited. The library takes care of going from $A \to [a]$ with the .decompose method, then after function $f :: a \to b$ is applied, the .recompose method is used to reassemble the chunks, $[b] \to B$.

TODO, supply example.