Sample Document for Reviewer Training (do not merge)#121
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Copies v1.0 documents, figures, and bibliography to a new v1.1 folder so the revision can be edited without disturbing the published v1.0. Adds a placeholder row to 00-version-history.mdx and flips draft:true on the TotalRisk Users Guide entry in docConfig.js. No content changes in this commit — purely boilerplate scaffolding.
- 01-preface: note v1.1 scope at end of preface - 04-installation: bump version string to 1.1; raise minimum RAM (512 MB → 2 GB) and disk (2 GB → 4 GB); add Windows 11 recommendation - 05-gui: add paragraph describing Project Explorer contents and validation indicators - 15-appendix-acronyms: add CDF (Cumulative Distribution Function) and MCS (Monte Carlo Simulation)
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[Documentation training sandbox] This review was submitted programmatically by the figure-capture pipeline to produce screenshots for the Reviewer Workflow chapter. It is not a real review of the PR. Ignore.
Purpose
This PR is a permanent sandbox used to capture screenshots and GIFs for the Reviewer Workflow chapter of the Documentation Guide. Do not merge it, close it, or rebase it.
It exists so that contributors writing or updating the Reviewer Workflow chapter always have a realistic in-review PR to demonstrate the GitHub review UI against: assigned reviewers, the Files changed tab with a meaningful diff, the Commits tab with both a scaffolding commit and a content commit, the Conversation tab with inline review comments, the "Finish your review" dialog, and so on.
Why this document, this version
docs/desktop-applications/rmc-totalrisk/users-guidewas chosen because (a) it has an existing v1.0 to bump from, (b) it is stable and not on anyone's immediate development roadmap, and (c) its size (17 chapters, ~200 figures, a bibliography, and source documents) makes it a representative example of the work product reviewers will encounter.Commits in this PR
00-version-history.mdx; flipsdraft: trueinsrc/docConfig.js. No content changes — this is the boilerplate commit that reviewers should skip past.The two-commit shape is intentional. The Reviewer Workflow chapter teaches reviewers how to navigate the Commits tab and skip the scaffolding commit, and this PR provides the live example.
Lifecycle
stage:peer-reviewindefinitelyAffected documents
desktop-applications/rmc-totalrisk/users-guide(v1.0 → v1.1, never published)Related issues
None — this is a tooling PR for documentation, not a real revision.