[FEA]: docx improvements

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New Feature

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Would be nice

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Hi,

A few improvements can be made to docx parsing in docxreader.py

1. improve management of bullet lists
2. fix bug with table_images
3. handle headers and footers

Describe the feature, and optionally a solution or implementation and any alternatives

1. improve management of bullet lists in apply_paragraph_style (some bullet lists are not detected by style.startswith("List")):

        try:
            numPr = paragraph._element.xpath("./w:pPr/w:numPr")[0]
            level = int(numPr.xpath("./w:ilvl/@w:val")[0])
        except Exception:
            numPr = None
            level = 0
        style = paragraph.style.name

        # Apply style
        if re.match(r"^Heading [1-9]$", style):
            n = int(style.split(" ")[-1])
            text = f"{'#' * n} {text}"
        elif style.startswith("List") or (numPr is not None):
               ...

2. table images are not well formatted

from itertools import chain
...
        table_images = [cell_images for row in rows for _, cell_images in row]
        table_images = list(chain(*chain(*table_images)))

instead of

table_images = [image for row in rows for _, images in row for image in images]

3. the current version does not handle headers and footers

To do so, you can replace lin 219

    for c in paragraph.iter_inner_content():
        ...

by

        for section in self.document.sections:
              self.text += "".join([self.format_paragraph(p)[0] + "\n" for p in section.header.paragraphs])

              for c in section.iter_inner_content():
                  ...

              self.text += "".join([self.format_paragraph(p)[0] + "\n" for p in section.footer.paragraphs])

Additional context

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Open docxreader.py and inspect apply_paragraph_style plus the code around line 219; compare the current bullet-list and table-image handling with the examples in the issue. Done means DOCX parsing correctly recognizes the listed bullet styles, preserves table images, and includes section headers and footers.