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'\n```\n\n### `parseText(text)`\n\nSplits a plain `text` field into paragraphs (split on `\\n\\n`). Returns `string[]`. Useful when you want to render paragraphs manually without dangerouslySetInnerHTML.\n\n```ts\nconst paragraphs = parseText(entry.data.excerpt)\n// → ['First paragraph.', 'Second paragraph.']\n```\n\n---\n\n## Relations\n\n```ts\nimport { resolveRelation, resolveRelations } from '@airdraft/content'\n```\n\n### `resolveRelation(fieldName, data)`\n\nResolves the display label for a single `relation` field. Handles both expanded entry objects (returned when `expand=true`) and raw slug strings.\n\nLabel priority: `name` → `title` → `label` → `slug`.\n\n```ts\nconst label = resolveRelation('author', entry.data)\n// → 'Jane Doe' | 'jane-doe' | null\n```\n\n### `resolveRelations(fieldName, data)`\n\nSame as `resolveRelation` but for `relations` (multi-relation) fields. Returns `string[]`.\n\n```ts\nconst labels = resolveRelations('authors', entry.data)\n// → ['Jane Doe', 'John Smith']\n```\n\n---\n\n## Notes\n\n- All functions are synchronous and have no side effects.\n- `resolveImageUrl` / `resolveMediaUrl` / `resolveMediaUrls` are used internally by `@airdraft/react-content` field components. Call them directly when you need the resolved value in logic rather than in JSX.\n- `parseMarkdown` uses `marked` under the hood. To customise rendering (syntax highlighting, custom link targets, etc.) use the `render` prop on `