Fix mirror-clarifier grammar (means landing)#241
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"means land" -> "means landing"; a reviewer flagged the bare infinitive after "means" as ungrammatical. Kept in lockstep with the sibling repo. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Updates a single sentence in AGENTS.md to correct grammar in the “Mirror to develop…” guidance, improving clarity of the repo’s branching policy documentation.
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- Adjusted phrasing from
"Mirror" means land ...to"Mirror" means landing ...for correct verb form.
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Grammar fix flagged by Copilot on promotion PR #240: "'Mirror' means land the same fix" uses a bare infinitive after "means". Change to "means landing" (gerund).
Kept in lockstep with the sibling repo (same one-word fix applied there) so the mirror/staleness bullet stays byte-identical across both.
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develop; promotion #240 will carry it. No issue to close.