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docs(readme): trim the 2.3.0 getAuthorSwap item to three sentences - #25

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The v2.3.0 Release body composes from this entry, whose first item ran four sentences against the three the release notes allow. The item keeps the null return, the missing time check and the uncached read, and the published Release body already carries this text.

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Docs only. A cold prose review ran on the entry against the release-notes voice rules before the Release body was republished from it.

The Release body composes from this entry, and its first item ran four
sentences against the three the release notes allow. The item keeps the
null return, the missing time check and the uncached read.

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🟢 Approval recommended

The documentation-only edit meets the stated sentence limit without introducing inaccuracies.

Pull request overview

Trims the v2.3.0 getAuthorSwap release-note item to three sentences while preserving key behavior.

Changes:

  • Condenses the expiry explanation.
  • Shortens the cache statement.
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File Description
README.md Refines the v2.3.0 release-note wording.
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robrigo merged commit 4c2215c into main Sep 4, 2026
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