feat: add support for fetching specific DocMap by manuscript ID #44
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This commit updates the fetch-and-parse method to allow fetching of specific DocMap data by manuscript ID. It also refactors the processing of DocMap data into a separate function for better code organization.
Improve the handling of command-line arguments in fetch-and-parse.ts. Now, the script accepts only numeric manuscript IDs and raw JSON input. If the input is not a numeric ID, it is treated as a JSON object, parsed and processed.
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This commit updates the fetch-and-parse method to allow fetching of specific DocMap data by manuscript ID. It also refactors the processing of DocMap data into a separate function for better code organization.
These adjustments have been really helpful for debugging on issues experienced in parsing DocMap data.