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    Interface CompactBitInfo

    One bit in compact output.

    FullBitInfo is a strict superset: every key here appears there, spelled identically and with an equal value.

    interface CompactBitInfo {
        bitGroups?: string[];
        cardSet?: CompactCardSetInfo;
        deprecated?: string;
        description?: string;
        id: number;
        migrateTo?: string;
        name: string;
        requiredResource?: string;
        tags: CompactTagInfo[];
        title?: string;
        titles?: Record<string, string>;
    }
    Index
    bitGroups?: string[]

    Bit-group keys this bit belongs to, sorted. Omitted when it has none.

    Only present when the bit has a card set.

    deprecated?: string

    Only present when the bit is deprecated.

    description?: string

    Description. info-meta only: present on the full wasm variant and every native binary, absent on browser-full and bitmark-json.

    id: number

    Internal config id — stable only within one config version.

    migrateTo?: string

    Only present when a migration target exists. Such a bit is re-emitted under its target's name in every parser output, so this name identifies legacy input and already-indexed content — never new parser output.

    name: string

    Bit type name, e.g. cloze.

    requiredResource?: string

    Required resource name — only present when one is required. Name only: its chain is already in tags.

    title?: string

    English display name; only present when authored.

    titles?: Record<string, string>

    Display names by BCP-47 tag, present ONLY when InfoOptions.language named more than one (or "all").

    Always carries en — the English title, which every build has. Otherwise SPARSE: a requested language with no translation is absent rather than filled with English, so a hole is visible instead of silently indistinguishable. Keyed by the tag you ASKED for, not the one that satisfied it: request de-CH with only de available and you read titles["de-CH"].