Block Modal Verbs in Model-Drafted Docs With a Claim-Class Gate
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Model-drafted documentation fails when it quietly converts a function signature into a support promise. The practical control is not a better prompt; it is a claim-class gate that rejects modal language before merge. Constative restatements of public symbols may be generated from extractable code,…
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Block Modal Verbs in Model-Drafted Docs With a Claim-Class Gate
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