docs(skills): switch netclaw-docs voice from em-dash to spaced hyphen - #107
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Flip the punctuation rule in the netclaw-docs skill from the em-dash to the spaced hyphen ' - ', so docs match the no-em-dash rule already used for outbound email and marketing. One rule everywhere, no docs-vs-email split. New and edited pages use ' - '; the ~50 legacy pages keep their em-dashes until touched or a dedicated sweep converts them. Also normalized the skill's own three incidental em-dashes.
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July 22, 2026 03:35
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Flips the punctuation rule in the
netclaw-docsskill from the em-dash to the spaced hyphen-, so documentation matches the no-em-dash rule already used for outbound email and marketing. One rule everywhere, no docs-vs-email split to remember.What changed
## Punctuationsection: em-dash → spaced hyphen-, with style notes (mid-sentence only, no stacking, skip where a period/colon/comma/parens read cleaner) and a migration note.-.Migration
New and edited pages use
-. The ~50 legacy pages keep their em-dashes until touched for another reason or a dedicated sweep converts them (not in this PR).