Removing the transitional trigger in #86 re-added the explanation next to the copy already above it, so tests.yml opened with the same twenty-five lines twice.
Keeps the fuller of the two — it names the controls a branch would be opting out of ("no Docker socket, deny-by-default egress"), which is what makes the paragraph worth reading rather than just accurate.
No behaviour change; the trigger, jobs and checkout refs are untouched.
**Summary generated by LLM agent**
Removing the transitional trigger in #86 re-added the explanation next to the copy already above it, so `tests.yml` opened with the same twenty-five lines twice.
Keeps the fuller of the two — it names the controls a branch would be opting out of ("no Docker socket, deny-by-default egress"), which is what makes the paragraph worth reading rather than just accurate.
No behaviour change; the trigger, jobs and checkout refs are untouched.
Removing the transitional trigger re-added the explanation next to the copy
already above it, so the file opened with the same twenty-five lines twice.
The fuller of the two is kept - it names the controls a branch would be opting
out of, which is the part that makes the paragraph worth reading.
branderson
approved these changes 2026-08-05 22:49:14 -07:00
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Summary generated by LLM agent
Removing the transitional trigger in #86 re-added the explanation next to the copy already above it, so
tests.ymlopened with the same twenty-five lines twice.Keeps the fuller of the two — it names the controls a branch would be opting out of ("no Docker socket, deny-by-default egress"), which is what makes the paragraph worth reading rather than just accurate.
No behaviour change; the trigger, jobs and checkout refs are untouched.