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Vijay Janapa Reddi
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The note at lines 36-42 explained why you should not write literal `<!-- ... -->` inside the docstring, and in doing so, wrote literal `<!-- ... -->` inside the docstring. HTML disallows nested comments, so the inner `-->` token in the warning text closed the outer comment on line 1, leaking the example markup (span and script tags) into the rendered page on every Quarto site that included this snippet via include-after-body. The leaked script tag carries a literal U+2026 ellipsis as part of its src attribute (the docstring abbreviated the path), so every page fetched a 404 for `<subsite>/…release-pill.js`. Rewrites the note to describe the rule without using the literal characters it warns against. The outer comment now opens on line 1 and closes on line 61 with no intermediate delimiters. After this lands, the release-pill 404 disappears across vol1, vol2, tinytorch, kits, mlsysim, and instructors. The actual release-pill JS (inline script at the bottom of this file) was always intact — only the leak from the bad docstring was failing.