v1.3.5: The editorial section states what holds, not how much did not

A release page says what now holds. How many sections a check found wanting, and which
internal rule they had been written against, address the maintainer rather than the
reader, and they push the corrections themselves into the background. The rule this
repository follows now is that the tally stays out of the release page while every
correction keeps its own entry, with its effect and its anchor in the code.

Documentation only. No source file, no dependency and no configuration was touched.

Changed

• The [1.3.4] section opens with what was put right, not with a count of what was
  wrong. Its introduction carried the number of sections that had described the wrong
  tag, together with the evidence for it, which the first entry below already gives in
  full. The introduction now states the pass and points at the entries. Every individual
  correction stays exactly where it was, with its effect and its tag or file reference.

• The entry on typography no longer cites an internal rule file. It measured the em
  dashes against .claude/commands/release.md, which is not part of the published
  repository and says nothing to a reader. What the entry reports is the change itself:
  the characters are gone and what replaced them.

Upgrade notes

Nothing to do. This release changes changelog text only.