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 ## NXP builder
 
-The builder aims to offer a scalable way of defining targets for Matter applications
-running on NXP platforms. This is achieved through a data-driven approach, where boards,
-application and modifiers are defined in JSON files, which are then used by the build
-examples script to generate and compile corresponding targets.
+The builder aims to offer a scalable way of defining targets for Matter
+applications running on NXP platforms. This is achieved through a data-driven
+approach, where boards, application and modifiers are defined in JSON files,
+which are then used by the build examples script to generate and compile
+corresponding targets.
 
 ### Overview
 
-The JSON files are placed under the `platforms` folder. Each platform should define its
-own JSON file, e.g. `k32w0.json` for K32W0.
+The JSON files are placed under the `platforms` folder. Each platform should
+define its own JSON file, e.g. `k32w0.json` for K32W0.
 
-Please note that there is a `common.json` file, which should contain modifiers that are
-platform agnostic, such as Matter core specific gn args, e.g. `chip_enable_ble`.
+Please note that there is a `common.json` file, which should contain modifiers
+that are platform agnostic, such as Matter core specific gn args, e.g.
+`chip_enable_ble`.
 
 ### Modifier vs variable modifier
 
-A modifier is an argument that affects the target configuration. It can be used to enable
-or disable certain features or to set compilation flags.
+A modifier is an argument that affects the target configuration. It can be used
+to enable or disable certain features or to set compilation flags.
 
-Normally, a modifier will have a boolean value, represented by `0/1` or `false/true`.
-A variable modifier is a special modifier that can have any value. In this case, the
-user has to specify the value in the `build_examples.py` command.
+Normally, a modifier will have a boolean value, represented by `0/1` or
+`false/true`. A variable modifier is a special modifier that can have any value.
+In this case, the user has to specify the value in the `build_examples.py`
+command.
 
-The `build_examples.py` has an optional argument, `--variable-modifiers`, which can be
-used to specify additional variable modifiers for a certain target:
+The `build_examples.py` has an optional argument, `--variable-modifiers`, which
+can be used to specify additional variable modifiers for a certain target:
 
 ```
 ./scripts/build/build_examples.py --target nxp-k32w1-contact-sensor-app-crypto-platform --variable-modifiers "sw-version=50000" build --copy-artifacts-to out/artifacts
 ```
 
 Please note that the target name does not contain the modifier id `sw-version`.
-The variable modifiers can be part of the target name or they can be omitted.
-It is up to the user to specify it, in which case additional regex rules will be
-checked when generating the targets, based on the `except if`/`only if` statements.
+The variable modifiers can be part of the target name or they can be omitted. It
+is up to the user to specify it, in which case additional regex rules will be
+checked when generating the targets, based on the `except if`/`only if`
+statements.
 
 The variable modifiers value can be expanded to multiple values:
 
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 ### Add support for another platform
 
-A JSON schema is provided for standardizing the format. Modifiers that are common
-between two or more platforms should be added in the `common.json` file, to avoid
-duplicating the modifiers.
+A JSON schema is provided for standardizing the format. Modifiers that are
+common between two or more platforms should be added in the `common.json` file,
+to avoid duplicating the modifiers.
 
-After creating the JSON file, the user can run `build_examples.py targets | grep nxp`
-to obtain a list of supported targets and manually check that the modifiers are appended
-to the list.
+After creating the JSON file, the user can run
+`build_examples.py targets | grep nxp` to obtain a list of supported targets and
+manually check that the modifiers are appended to the list.