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Exempt README banner alt text from the define-on-first-use rule - #7
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Closes lentago/.github#260
CodeRabbit's markdown instruction asks for every term of art to be defined in the sentence where it first appears. During the 2026-10-12 banner rollout it flagged two taglines as they appear in README banner alt text (lentago/drosera#274, lentago/brasenia#44). lentago/.github#260 decided that those labels do not follow the rule: a tagline is a brand label of at most 58 characters, set once in
brand/fleet.jsonand copied verbatim into every README bybrand/generate.py, with no per-repo edit path, so a flag there can only be answered by a fleet-wide rename.This adds one sentence to the
**/*.mdpath instruction exempting the alt text of the banner line in a README header block from the define-on-first-use rule. Nothing else in the instruction changes; the rest of a README is still prose under the voice guide.🤖 Generated with Claude Code