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Add PR title conventions to AGENTS.md - #10427
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Adds pull request title conventions to AGENTS.md.
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Fixfor bug-fix PR titles. - Defines optional title-case area prefixes before
Fix.
| File | Description |
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AGENTS.md |
Adds pull request title conventions. |
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Summary
AGENTS.mdwith two title rules for agents: a bug fix PR title starts withFix, and an optional area prefix is written in title case, withFixafter it.Fix, so in a release that mixes fixes and features, readers cannot tell the rest apart from new behavior.