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fix: make daily content maintenance honest and repository-aware - #6
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Summary
Repository-specific validation
The development branch is a project-link catalog, with no root npm project. Validate README structure/local links and JSON/workflow syntax. External URL availability and linked project branches are not tested.
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None.
Verification
Limits and rollout
This draft does not activate changes on the default branch. Human review and merge are required. The existing provider credit problem remains an external blocker; this change exposes it instead of masking it as successful maintenance. Automated source repair remains explicitly unsupported until adequate test coverage exists. Draft publication guards are not an execution sandbox.