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Gemini AI Assistant Instructions

CRITICAL SAFETY DIRECTIVE: NEVER use backticks (`) inside git commit messages.

Why?

When running git commit -m "..." in the shell (like Zsh/Bash), backticks are immediately evaluated as command substitution by the user's shell BEFORE the commit is executed.

If a file, branch, or text snippet contains a command-like string inside backticks (e.g. `rm -rf /`, `install`, `chmod`), the shell will execute it silently with the user's full privileges. This is an extreme security and stability risk that can destroy the host system.

Rule

  1. Do not use backticks (`) in commit bodies or summaries.
  2. If you need to quote code, files, or strings in a commit message, use single quotes (e.g. 'filename.rs') or double quotes (e.g. "function_name") instead.
  3. Obey this rule forever, until the end of electronics.