Normalize punctuation: replace em dashes site-wide#5373
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Description
Replaces em and en dashes with commas, colons, or parentheses across 228 published content files (blog posts, webinars, changelog entries, Node-RED docs, customer stories, and a few landing/event pages). Purely mechanical: no wording, structure, or markup changes.
Outcome: consistent house-style punctuation across the entire site, and a clean content baseline so the feature PRs split out of #5371 carry no incidental punctuation noise.
Stacking: independent of the feature stack (branches off
main); can merge in any order.Related Issue(s)
Split from #5371.
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Stack (left to right is merge order; #5373 punctuation is independent, off
main):flowchart LR main([main]) main --> P73["#5373 punctuation"] main --> P74["#5374 shop-floor"] --> P75["#5375 nav"] --> P76["#5376 use-cases"] --> P77["#5377 hero-media"] --> P78["#5378 industry"] --> P79["#5379 AI"] --> P80["#5380 homepage"] --> P81["#5381 polish"] classDef here stroke-width:4px; class P73 here;