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docs: the epic-entry how-to -- adding entry N+1 is three commands and a test-report (Refs #12660) - #12800
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Summary by t27-beesThis document describes a three-command workflow for adding entries to Worth a look
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Refs #12660, #12799 (entry 2, the path this card records).
Prose (.md, outside the foreign budget by the spec's own list). It compresses entry 2's measured path into three commands (merge count, open count, branch count), the SHOWN-block discipline (append columns, keep the numbering invariant pinned, sign the percent honestly -- -143 then +187), and the two traps the card paid for (the -in-test-body parse error; [1]T arrays and the #5980 single-element defect). The next session adapts to the format by reading one file.