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The committed [translation prompt](../../../../docs/i18n/translation-prompt.md) is the calibrated pipeline asset. Its renderer injects only the source language, target language, and current [terminology table](../../../../docs/i18n/terminology.md), and rejects unknown, missing, or malformed placeholder syntax before assembling a request. The request assembler retains the source basename outside the model-visible prompt and places each reviewed whole-document pair into one bare-text user/assistant example turn before the real source document. The template may carry model-specific calibration rules, but those rules remain subordinate to the repository's binding pairing, terminology, structure, and emphasis contracts.
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+The v7 calibration retains that v4 protocol and makes the instruction priority explicit: source meaning and protected structure, then the terminology table, then whole-document gold-pair voice, then general guidance and embedded examples. It directs the model to draft as a native technical author and then compare clause by clause, preserving actors, conditions, negation, modality, lifecycle conditions, direction, result channels, ownership, and quantities. Style guidance cannot invent an actor or vary a terminology-table form, defined concept, or contract verb merely for variety. Unresolved terminology stays unchanged in the translation and is reported only as pending review.
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The response has three ordered top-level sections: `translation`, `review`, and `final`. The response consumer derives the target basename from the retained source context, preserves optional leading YAML frontmatter, and mechanically inserts or corrects the language switcher after the first H1 in `final`. The parser requires each section exactly once, rejects content outside the envelope, and tolerates one outer `xml` Markdown fence because models sometimes echo the prompt's example fence.
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## Response framing
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**Return only the final translation.** A single body is simpler to parse but discards the explicit correction pass used to catch tone, structure, terminology, and punctuation defects before publication.
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+**Replace the calibrated v4 asset wholesale with a later experimental prompt.** Later experiments clarified useful general rules but did not pass strict whole-document evaluation as complete replacements. The production asset adopts only the improvements that preserve the established examples and executable protocol.
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+**Require a strict draft-to-final change ledger.** Requiring every final edit to appear in a free-text review ledger adds output burden without proving that the review catches local semantic drift. The review records actual corrections, while the final translation remains subject to deterministic structure checks and human review.
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## Consequences
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-Prompt wording is executable behavior and receives code review, a translation-prompt verifier, and a runnable request/response snapshot. The calibrated asset and the general translation rules can evolve for their different audiences, but review must reject contradictions with binding repository contracts. The line escape is visible only when source documentation contains a wrapper tag on its own line, and parser tests pin its lossless behavior.
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+Prompt wording is executable behavior and receives code review, a translation-prompt verifier, and a runnable request/response snapshot. Focused tests pin the retained v4 examples and selected v7 safeguards. The `translation-prompt-v4` snapshot directory names the stable renderer/parser protocol lineage rather than the current calibration revision. The calibrated asset and the general translation rules can evolve for their different audiences, but review must reject contradictions with binding repository contracts. The line escape is visible only when source documentation contains a wrapper tag on its own line, and parser tests pin its lossless behavior.
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