Parse person smart chips #164
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anubhavmishra
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| @@ -438,6 +438,8 @@ func buildLabelAndValueString(label string, p *docs.Paragraph) string { | |||
| for _, e := range p.Elements { | |||
| if e.TextRun != nil { | |||
| s += e.TextRun.Content | |||
| } else if e.Person != nil && e.Person.PersonProperties != nil { | |||
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* Parse person smart chips * Add tests for parsing a paragraph for email addresses
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Person smart chips (when a user in a Google Doc types an
@and selects a person name) create Person elements in the structure of a document, which were not being parsed correctly for email addresses. This PR fixes that and adds tests!