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Expand Up @@ -16,6 +16,15 @@ These instructions apply to all Copilot sessions working in this repository.
messages (no `Fix #34:` prefix or similar) — it's unnecessary noise.
- Give every PR a meaningful title and a summary describing the changes.

## Signing AI-authored messages

- End **every** message you post with the robot emoji `🤖` on its own new line as the very
last line — PR descriptions, PR/issue comments, and commit messages. It marks the message as
written by an AI and sits below the content without changing its voice.
- The `🤖` is the **single** sign-off. Do not duplicate it, and drop any other AI attribution
footer: no `Co-authored-by: Claude` (or other AI co-author trailer) and no
`Generated with Claude Code` / `🤖 Generated with …` line. One robot emoji, nothing else.

## Building

Pester is written in PowerShell and C#. Build from the repository root:
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