Widen the no-AI-attribution rule past commit messages#470
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The rule only covered commit messages, so assistant footers still landed in pull request bodies. Anything published under this repo — PR text, review comments, release notes, docs, code comments — reads as the author's own work.
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The rule in CLAUDE.md covered commit messages only, so assistant footers still ended up in pull request bodies. It now covers every surface that publishes under this repo: PR titles and bodies, issue and review comments, release notes, docs and code comments — including
Co-Authored-By:lines, "Generated with …" footers, tool badges, product links and emoji standing in for the same thing.Existing PR descriptions from this session have been stripped separately.