Correct gh aw CLI glossary wording in environment reference side quest#1844
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[WIP] Fix missing gh aw validate and run subcommands documentation
Correct Jul 22, 2026
gh aw CLI glossary wording in environment reference side quest
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The side-quest environment reference described
gh awas supportingvalidateandrunsubcommands, which does not match the current documented CLI surface. This update aligns the workshop wording with documentedgh awusage.Scope
workshop/side-quest-01-02-environment-reference.mdonly.Glossary copy alignment
compile, validate, and runcompileAdjacent content consistency
gh-awconceptual image alt text to removerunwording so surrounding instructional text and accessibility text stay consistent.