Use '# Instructions' as the heading in description.md files - #2683
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configlet rewrites this heading when generating a track's .docs/instructions.md, so the track copy differs from the source by one line. Using the final heading here makes the track copies byte-identical to the source. configlet passes these files through unchanged, so no track needs to re-sync. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This changes the first line of each
description.mdfrom# Descriptionto# Instructions.When configlet generates a track's
.docs/instructions.mdfrom adescription.md, it rewrites that heading, so every track copy differs from its source by one line. With this change the track copies are byte-identical to the source, which helps the translation effort: a translation of the source file can be reused for the track copy as-is.Nothing downstream changes:
# Description. These files now pass through unchanged and produce the same output as before, so no track is flagged as unsynced.90 files, one line each.
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