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Fetch test_documents fixtures or use read_test_fixture and A/B corpus controls.

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# Test corpus

`test_documents` is a git submodule (`.gitmodules` → `xberg-io/test_documents`). Its binary
fixtures (about 1000 objects, ~0.6 GiB; see `test_documents/corpus.lock.json`) are **not committed**.
They are materialised from a public GCS bucket over anonymous HTTPS, with no credentials and no
SDK.

```bash
python3 test_documents/scripts/fetch_corpus.py                   # everything
python3 test_documents/scripts/fetch_corpus.py --include 'pdf/**'
```

Fetched files are gitignored inside the submodule, so neither the submodule nor the
superproject goes dirty. CI does the same thing with `xberg-io/actions/fetch-test-documents@v1`,
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