Woven String Validation

You are given three strings: strand1, strand2, and fabric. Your task is to determine whether the fabric string can be formed by weaving together strand1 and strand2.

A valid weaving of two strings creates a new string where:

• Both source strings are split into one or more contiguous segments (substrings)
• These segments are then alternated to produce the final result
• The relative order of characters within each source string is preserved exactly
• If strand1 is split into k segments and strand2 is split into m segments, then |k - m| ≤ 1 (the number of segments differ by at most one)
• Segments from the two strings are interlaced alternately, starting with either string

Formally, if strand1 = p₁ + p₂ + ... + pₙ and strand2 = q₁ + q₂ + ... + qₘ (where + denotes concatenation), then a valid weaving could be:

• p₁ + q₁ + p₂ + q₂ + ... (starting with strand1), or
• q₁ + p₁ + q₂ + p₂ + ... (starting with strand2)

Return true if fabric is a valid weaving of strand1 and strand2, or false otherwise.

Note: The character-by-character order from each source string must be maintained, but individual characters from one string can appear between any characters of the other string as long as the segment alternation constraint is satisfied.