GitHub already prints the page name, so pages drop their own title The wiki renders the file name as an h1 above every page, so a leading "# Title" showed twice on all 41 pages. Removed it everywhere. That makes the file name the title, and it has to be chosen as one: every ASCII hyphen in it renders as a space, so six pages were titled wrong in the page list and search results as well as at the top. They are renamed, using U+2010 for a hyphen that has to survive and U+2215 for the slash in TI-99/4A. A slash that was only shorthand is dropped instead, which is how the HDMI dongle lost the one in A/V. Renamed pages are linked with markdown links rather than [[...]], so the exotic character stays in the slug and out of the prose. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
fix seven dead links to the Casio MX-10 page Renaming that page's title from "Casio MX 10" to "Casio MX-10" broke every link into it, in the way that is hardest to notice: they still look like links. GitHub distinguishes a hyphen it put in a wiki filename (standing in for a space) from a hyphen the author typed, and encodes the typed one as U+2010. The file is therefore Casio-MX<U+2010>10.md, while a [[Casio MX-10]] link slugifies with a plain ASCII hyphen and no longer matches anything. The renderer marks those anchors "internal absent", and the old slug does not even redirect to the new page: it 302s to the wiki index, so following one silently dumps the reader on Home. Each link now names the real slug, U+2010 and all, with markdown link syntax so the visible text stays an ordinary ASCII "Casio MX-10". Verified the target resolves before writing it. Worth knowing when adding a link to this page later: typing the ASCII hyphen gives a redlink, with no error to warn you. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014FKyZHSa2tzJ58B1zNQRbx
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