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The skill's fidelity section claimed that nothing is ever invented, full stop.
The cell you edit is the exception: editing a code cell writes outputs and execution_count — that is what "clear the outputs" means — so a cell that
carried neither key gains both, appended at the end of its key order. Only untouched cells keep their exact shape. The wording now says so, bullet by
bullet, instead of leaving the reader to discover it from a byte diff.
Verified end to end against a hand-written nbformat 4.4 file (2-space indent,
CRLF, no trailing newline, no cell ids): the untouched cells kept their array source and their outputs/execution_count and were not given an id; the
file kept its indent, its CRLF and its missing trailing newline; the edited
cell alone came back with the two keys appended.