Overview
Use semantic HTML with short paragraphs and clear section headers for readability. Keep the document structure simple, and avoid unnecessary markup so the page is easy to scan and maintain.
Formatting best practices
Wrap each paragraph in a <p> element, and use heading tags in a logical order for sectioning. Follow a clean hierarchy so readers can move through the content without confusion.
Link handling
Convert any parenthetical links into natural, in-text hyperlinks using the required class format. For example, link relevant resources directly in the sentence instead of leaving raw URLs or parenthetical references. Keep all non-govfacts.org links out of the final draft.
Cleanup
Remove titles, code fences, stray quotes, and any other decorative marks at the beginning or end of the draft. The final output should be HTML only, with no extra commentary or surrounding text.
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