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Export Paratext project to ebook (Kindle and/or ePub)

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Is there a tool for exporting a Paratext project (including footnotes and cross references) to an ebook format for Kindle  and ePub?

The Pathway tool used to do this, but it now seems only to work with Fieldworks.
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Scripture App Builder can do that.
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