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    • Minor update to the HTML structure with the addition of a placeholder line in the document head. No visible impact on functionality or appearance.

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A single line containing the text "dafkdjafkd" was inserted into the <head> section of the devops.html file, positioned after the viewport meta tag and before the title tag. No other modifications were made to the file's structure or content.

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HTML Head Text Addition
devops.html
Added a single line "dafkdjafkd" in the <head> section after the viewport meta tag.

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"dafkdjafkd" in the head,
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Actionable comments posted: 1

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Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between 5abdb13 and f1157f7.

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  • devops.html (1 hunks)

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⚠️ Potential issue

Remove stray text from the head; it’s invalid HTML and may cause parse/validation issues.

A bare text node inside <head> is not permitted and can trigger HTML parsing quirks and SEO/validator warnings. This looks accidental.

Apply this fix:

     
-    dafkdjafkd

If you intended a note, use an HTML comment instead:

-    dafkdjafkd
+    <!-- TODO: add relevant head metadata here -->

If you intended metadata/script, wrap it properly (e.g., <meta name="description" content="..."> or a <script> tag).

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In devops.html around lines 6 to 7, there is stray text "dafkdjafkd" inside the
<head> tag, which is invalid HTML and can cause parsing and validation issues.
Remove this bare text node entirely. If the text was meant as a note, replace it
with an HTML comment. If it was intended as metadata or script, wrap it properly
using appropriate tags like <meta> or <script>.

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