textproc/xshape 0.5.3 DragonFly

xshape changes the geometry of a single table -- pivot, unpivot, transpose, split one column into several, merge several into one, explode a delimited cell into rows -- without ever changing, filtering, or aggregating a value.

Every input cell reappears unchanged, and a pivot errors out rather than silently summing on a collision. It shares the column-addressing dialect of xled (letters, bracketed names, ranges), so the tools read as one language with different verbs.