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This commit adds XML special character escaping functionality to the text-to-XML conversion process in the `sum_diff/__init__.py` file. The changes ensure that the generated XML is well-formed and prevents parsing errors caused by unescaped special characters. Main changes: - Import the `re` module for regular expression operations. - Implement character escaping for '&', '<', and '>' symbols in the generated XML text. - Add an unescaping step for specific XML tags to maintain the correct structure. These changes improve the robustness of the XML generation process and reduce the likelihood of XML parsing errors in subsequent steps.
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This PR updates the documentation guidelines to use monospace formatting for programming terms. The changes improve readability and consistency in the documentation. Key changes: - Modified the USER_PROMPT in sum_diff/__init__.py - Added instructions to use backticks (`) for enclosing programming language keywords, identifiers, library class names, and constants - Updated the PR title and description guidelines to include monospace formatting - Added an example output section to demonstrate proper usage The changes aim to enhance the clarity of documentation by visually distinguishing programming terms from regular text. This will make it easier for developers to identify and understand code-related elements within the documentation. Implementation details: - Backticks (`) are used for inline code formatting in Markdown - The guidelines now explicitly mention using monospace for programming terms in both PR titles and descriptions These updates will help maintain a consistent style across all documentation and improve the overall quality of Pull Request submissions.
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This PR updates the documentation guidelines to use monospace formatting for programming terms. The changes improve readability and consistency in the documentation.
Key changes:
The changes aim to enhance the clarity of documentation by visually distinguishing programming terms from regular text. This will make it easier for developers to identify and understand code-related elements within the documentation.
Implementation details:
These updates will help maintain a consistent style across all documentation and improve the overall quality of Pull Request submissions.