docs: keep generation footers out of pull requests and commits - #42
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A pull request body and a commit message carry no generation footer, no tool badge, and no session link. Attribution lives in the author line and the authors.yaml trailers. Apply the rule to both CONTRIBUTING copies. ignore:spec: the change edits contributor prose and no check. Co-Authored-By: Martin Zeman <N4M3Z@users.noreply.github.com>
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Approved at Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a documentation-only update that records and propagates guidance to omit generation footers from pull requests and commits, without changing executable or production behavior. All modified files are owned by the author, and the scope is small and self-contained. Notes:
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Failing step: Quality, Release notes attestation. Cause: The pull request body has no Release Notes section with a list entry. Suggested fix: Add a Release Notes heading and one list entry. Use - N/A for non-user-facing work. |
Runeseer review — cleanLooks good. The change edits contributor prose in both CONTRIBUTING copies plus a CHANGELOG entry, and
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A pull request body and a commit message carry no generation footer, no tool badge, and no session link. Attribution lives in the author line and the authors.yaml trailers. The change edits both CONTRIBUTING copies.
ignore:spec: the change edits contributor prose and no check.
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