style(site): strip every em-dash - #15
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Em-dashes read as machine-written and were all over the copy. Removed site-wide, by context rather than a blind swap: titles take a colon (cleaner in a search result), descriptions and llms.txt take commas, empty table cells take an en-dash, and the body asides keep their rhythm as a spaced en-dash rather than a comma splice. Zero em-dashes left in the generated HTML, llms.txt, or the scripts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Every em-dash removed site-wide, by context rather than a blind swap:
deepseek-cli: the whole DeepSeek API from the terminal) — cleaner in a SERP than a dash.Zero em-dashes remain in the generated HTML, llms.txt, or the scripts. make check green.
Note for review (also in the workspace SITE-REVIEW-NOTES.md): body asides became en-dashes to preserve the house voice without splicing; if you'd rather they become full sentences/colons, that's a follow-up voice decision.
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