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test-companion: trim comments to what the code can't say - #94
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Most comments restated the code or told the history of a change. They're cut to short notes on reasons that aren't obvious: the security reasoning, GitHub and git quirks, and ordering constraints. Also tightens four action.yml input descriptions and the README, and replaces a personal email and GitHub handle in test data with someone@example.com and octocat. No behaviour change: code is identical once comments are removed, and all 693 tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A follow-up to #91. The Test Companion Action's comments mostly restated the code or told the history of a change. This cuts them to short notes on reasons that aren't obvious from the code: the security reasoning, GitHub and git quirks, and ordering constraints.
What changes
action.yml: four input descriptions shortened (cli-version,build-effect,allow-unisolated,result-file). The meaning is unchanged.someone@example.comandoctocat.No behaviour change
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