Convert a PDF brochure's layout into structured block sections

Sales gave me a one-page PDF brochure for our new product line and wants its
content turned into a page on the site. Here's the text extracted from the PDF,
in the order it was pulled (not necessarily reading order, since PDFs often store
text by position on the page rather than logical flow):

[paste the raw extracted PDF text here, including any large font-size headings,
a two-column feature list, a pull-quote, and a small-print disclaimer at the
bottom]

Rebuild this as a logically ordered page using core blocks, don't just dump the
extracted text top to bottom in whatever order it was pulled:

1. First, reconstruct the actual reading order a human would follow on the printed
   page (usually top-to-bottom, left column before right column within the same
   row), since PDF text extraction frequently interleaves a two-column layout
   into one flat sequence that reads left-line, right-line, left-line, out of
   order. Call out clearly where you had to guess at intended order.
2. Identify real headings versus large decorative text: PDFs distinguish headings
   purely by font size and boldness with no semantic tag underneath, so infer the
   hierarchy from context (a product name is probably the H1-equivalent, a
   feature category label is probably an H2, an bolded price is not a heading at
   all) rather than making everything in a big font an `wp:heading`.
3. Convert the two-column feature list into a `wp:columns` block with matching
   `wp:list` content in each column, and the pull-quote into a `wp:quote` block.
4. Any image referenced in the PDF (a product photo, a diagram) will need to be
   re-exported at web resolution separately, since PDF-embedded images are usually
   print-resolution and far larger than a page needs, flag each one rather than
   inlining a placeholder and hoping someone remembers.
5. Put the small-print disclaimer at the very bottom in a `wp:paragraph` using a
   smaller font size setting, not the same size as body text, so it visually
   reads as fine print the way it did in the original PDF.
6. Output the full block markup in corrected reading order, with a short list
   underneath noting every place you had to make a judgment call about order or
   hierarchy.