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Antlr sounds excessive for either of those. Use an ordinary xml library for docx (if there's not already one for docx) and something simple for typst.
I want to compile the docx INTO a typst file, not a separate parser for each
Oh, ok, antlr would be inappropriate then. I'd check whether pandoc already does that conversion.
I just checked, it does convert to Typst but I do want to write custom stuff alongside what pandoc will output, that seems like the right tool and saves me a lot of efforts, thanks