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fix(workflow): add explicit guidance to avoid chapter-specific mentions
- AVOID: Specific chapter names, topic names, section titles - GOOD: Generic terms like 'Enhanced visualizations', 'Improved explanations' - BAD: 'Deep Learning Primer', 'Data Engineering chapter', 'Chapter 3 updates' - Chapter-level details belong in changelog, not release notes - Provides clear examples of what to avoid vs what to include
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@@ -1180,7 +1180,9 @@ jobs:
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echo "- Infrastructure: 3-5 most significant reliability/performance improvements users notice"
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echo "- Use straightforward, academic language (no marketing terms)"
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echo "- Be factual and direct - state what improved, not how amazing it is"
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echo "- Avoid specific chapter numbers or technical implementation details"
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echo "- AVOID: Specific chapter names, topic names, or section titles (use generic terms)"
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echo "- GOOD: 'Enhanced visualizations', 'Improved explanations', 'Updated examples'"
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echo "- BAD: 'Deep Learning Primer', 'Data Engineering chapter', 'Chapter 3 updates'"
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echo "- Write like a scholarly publication announcement, not marketing material"
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} > ai_prompt.txt
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