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fix(docs): repair the contributing guide content defects - #82

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Mechanical repairs to .github/CONTRIBUTING.md, each anchored on a specific known-broken form:

  • unescaped # -> #

Why these: they are the classes reviewers keep flagging on this file — template tokens left unsubstituted, commands collapsed onto one line by the AsciiDoc→Markdown conversion so copying them passes extra arguments, \# escapes where # was meant, an invalid (): commit header, and a four-space indent that made headings render as code.

No prose is rewritten; only the broken forms are corrected. If a pattern is not present the file is untouched.

Mechanical repairs to the guide, each anchored on a known-broken form:

- unescaped \# -> #

No prose is rewritten; only the broken forms are corrected.
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    • Corrected the test command example in the contributing guide so its comment renders correctly.

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The contribution guide now renders # Run tests pytest as a normal comment in the test command block.

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Test instruction rendering
.github/CONTRIBUTING.md
The # Run tests pytest comment is no longer escaped. It renders as a normal comment.

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The contribution guide’s test step is malformed and does not present the intended command block. Correct the Markdown formatting before merge so contributors can follow the test instructions.

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🟡 Minor · Separate the test instructions into a valid code block. · CONTRIBUTING.md:77-82

.github/CONTRIBUTING.md:77-82
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Separate the test instructions into a valid code block.

Line 77 contains escaped fence text, # Run tests, and pytest on one prose line. It does not create a shell comment, and the separate pytest --cov=dicti0nary_attack command on line 82 is not commented out. Format the instructions as separate lines:

4.  *Test your changes*
    ```bash
    # Run tests
    pytest
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In @.github/CONTRIBUTING.md around lines 77 - 82, Update the test instructions
near the “Test your changes” list item in CONTRIBUTING.md to use a valid fenced
bash block: place the opening fence on its own line, followed by “# Run tests”
and “pytest” on separate lines, then close the fence. Keep the coverage command
in its own properly formatted command block or section.

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In @.github/CONTRIBUTING.md:
- Around line 77-82: Update the test instructions near the “Test your changes”
list item in CONTRIBUTING.md to use a valid fenced bash block: place the opening
fence on its own line, followed by “# Run tests” and “pytest” on separate lines,
then close the fence. Keep the coverage command in its own properly formatted
command block or section.

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[warning] 77-77: Ordered list item prefix
Expected: 1; Actual: 4; Style: 1/1/1

(MD029, ol-prefix)

The tree block was hard-wrapped by the AsciiDoc->Markdown conversion, so it
rendered as a paragraph rather than a tree, and it still listed
CONTRIBUTING.md at the repository root, where the guide no longer lives.

Rebuilt from the tree's own content: depth recovered from the `|` continuation
bars that survived the wrap, the guide entry moved under `.github/`, `#`
escapes unescaped, the last entry of each group restored to `└──`, and the
block fenced so it renders as a tree. Every annotation ("Perimeter 1-2") is
preserved - nothing is invented and nothing is dropped.
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hyperpolymath deleted the fix/contributing-guide-content branch September 19, 2026 14:54
hyperpolymath added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 19, 2026
The AsciiDoc→Markdown conversion left the closing fence of the
"Repository Structure" block glued to the last tree entry:

```
└── Justfile # Task runner (Perimeter 1) ```
```

so a literal ``` rendered as part of the tree and the standalone fence
below it did the closing. This came in with the block's rebuild in #82.

Fix is one line: the entry ends where the entry ends, and the block
closes on the fence it already has. No tree content changes.
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