Clarify Fenced-Content Example in a Docstring - #905
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Copilot (suppressed finding): the docstring read as if a bare ##-prefixed shell comment anywhere is never misread as a heading, when it only holds inside a fenced code sample, the same as the heading-syntax example beside it. Reworded so both are one example of fenced content, not two independent claims.
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PR Summary by QodoClarify fenced-code example in undeclared_h2_headings docstring
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🟡 Changes recommended
The updated docstring sentence is grammatically awkward (“or …, each shown …”) and should be rephrased for clarity.
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Pull request overview
Refines the undeclared_h2_headings() docstring in spec/audit.py to clarify that the “not misread as a real heading” claim applies to ##-prefixed examples when they are inside fenced code samples, aligning the wording with the neighboring fenced-content example.
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- Reword the docstring’s fenced-content example so it reads as a single fenced-sample claim rather than two independent claims.
File summaries
| File | Description |
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| spec/audit.py | Updates the undeclared_h2_headings() docstring to clarify the fenced-content example and avoid implying unfenced ## lines are always safe. |
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Copilot: "or ..., each shown" is grammatically awkward since "each" implies both items while "or" implies alternation. Reworded to "Either ... or ..., shown".
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🟢 Approval recommended
The change is a docstring-only clarification that aligns with the existing unfenced_text() behavior and does not alter runtime logic.
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Summary
Follow-up to #904, addressing a suppressed Copilot finding raised on the #900 -> #901 promotion PR review.
undeclared_h2_headings()'s docstring read as if a bare `##`-prefixed shell comment is never misread as a heading anywhere, when that only holds inside a fenced code sample, the same as the heading-syntax example right beside it. Reworded so both read as one example of fenced content rather than two independent claims.Verification