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docs-lifecycle-scan

Use when closing out a feature, tidying developing/ documentation, or asked to check docs health — runs the lifecycle linter and applies the README deletion rules.

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Docs Lifecycle Scan (thin router)

Read developing/README.md before acting. It owns document classification, lifecycle markers, deletion conditions, and remediation. Do not restate those rules here.

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pnpm run verify:docs

Use pnpm run verify:docs -- --strict when a blocking result is required. Interpret every result through the owner standard above.

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