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docs: preserve author review when updating PR summaries (#49803)
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## Handwritten 1-3 sentence description
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<!-- The PR author rewrites this in their own words before asking for review. Being able to sum up the PR in a few
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plain sentences proves the author understands what it does, and human-written technical English is far easier
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for a reviewer to parse than AI-written English
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An AI agent may draft a starting point here, but always wraps its draft in the make-me-human-readable tags below,
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backticks included so the tags stay visible on GitHub, so nobody mistakes it for the author's words. The author rewrites it in their own words and deletes the tags.
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Tags still present at review time mean the summary is AI-written and has not been rewritten yet
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<!-- The author writes a plain summary in their own words before requesting review.
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Wrap newly AI-written summary text in the make-me-human-readable tags below, including backticks.
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The author reviews or rewrites the draft and removes the tags.
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When updating an existing PR, preserve the author's wording and removed tags.
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Changes elsewhere in the body do not make an unchanged summary an AI draft again.
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Add tags again only around newly AI-written replacement summary text, never merely to match this template.
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This preserves author review across later updates (2026-11-02, #49779).
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Say what the PR does for users and why, then anything that keeps it working over time (a sync job, a config someone owns)
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No bullets, tables, or code names here. Everything else goes inside the Details block below -->
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