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Drop the semicolons from the paper prose - #50
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Ty's 2026-11-07 style rule: docs and user-facing prose carry no semicolons and no em dashes. Rewrites the eight prose semicolons in paper/paper.md as commas, with no change to any claim or citation, and rewraps the one paragraph whose lines grew past the file's width. The remaining semicolon in the file separates two keys inside a single Pandoc citation group ([@goloborodko-2013; @levitsky-2019]). That is citation markup, not prose, so it stays. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Removes the semicolons from the manuscript prose, per a house style rule: no em dashes and
no semicolons in docs or user-facing text.
paper/paper.mdonly. No claim, citation or word changed, only punctuation and sentenceboundaries. Semicolons inside pandoc citation groups (
[@a; @b]) are left alone: thatseparator is markup, CSL re-emits it from the style, and the comma form silently drops a
citation with a green build.
Draft PDF verified green on the branch.
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