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docs/quickbook-grammar.md (2)
270-270: 💤 Low valueClarify the Figure syntax notation.
Line 270 uses
..as field separators in the Figure example:[fig diagram.png..Architecture overview..lib.diagram]. For a grammar reference, this notation risks ambiguity — readers may not immediately recognize whether..is part of actual QuickBook syntax or shorthand for omitted/variable fields.Consider adding a note explaining the notation, or switching to an ellipsis (
…) or real Boost QuickBook figure syntax for clarity.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@docs/quickbook-grammar.md` at line 270, The Figure syntax example on line 270 uses `..` as field separators which creates ambiguity about whether this is actual QuickBook syntax or placeholder notation. Either add a clarifying note immediately after or near the example explaining that `..` represents field separators in the QuickBook Figure syntax, or replace the `..` notation with the actual Boost QuickBook figure syntax or a standard ellipsis character (`…`) to make the intended meaning immediately clear to readers without requiring additional context.
69-69: 💤 Low valueFix markdown code-span spacing (MD038 linting warnings).
Markdownlint flags spaces inside backtick-delimited code spans at these lines. While content is clear, cleaning up spacing improves consistency:
- Line 69: Remove extra space around inline markup example in backticks
- Line 125: Ensure no leading/trailing spaces inside
`[@...`- Line 126: Check nested backtick handling in link examples
- Line 159: Remove leading spaces inside
` int main()`(the indentation context is clear without internal spacing)All fixes are one or two characters each.
Also applies to: 125-125, 126-126, 159-159
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@docs/quickbook-grammar.md` at line 69, Fix markdown code-span spacing issues (MD038 linting warnings) in the quickbook-grammar.md table by removing extra spaces inside backtick-delimited code spans. Locate and clean up the inline code examples by removing leading and trailing spaces within backticks in the table rows containing the inline markup example, the `[@...]` syntax reference, the nested backtick link examples, and the `int main()` code snippet. Each fix involves removing one or two character spaces that appear inside the backtick delimiters to ensure consistent code-span formatting throughout the table.Source: Linters/SAST tools
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Nitpick comments:
In `@docs/quickbook-grammar.md`:
- Line 270: The Figure syntax example on line 270 uses `..` as field separators
which creates ambiguity about whether this is actual QuickBook syntax or
placeholder notation. Either add a clarifying note immediately after or near the
example explaining that `..` represents field separators in the QuickBook Figure
syntax, or replace the `..` notation with the actual Boost QuickBook figure
syntax or a standard ellipsis character (`…`) to make the intended meaning
immediately clear to readers without requiring additional context.
- Line 69: Fix markdown code-span spacing issues (MD038 linting warnings) in the
quickbook-grammar.md table by removing extra spaces inside backtick-delimited
code spans. Locate and clean up the inline code examples by removing leading and
trailing spaces within backticks in the table rows containing the inline markup
example, the `[@...]` syntax reference, the nested backtick link examples, and
the `int main()` code snippet. Each fix involves removing one or two character
spaces that appear inside the backtick delimiters to ensure consistent code-span
formatting throughout the table.
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