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WalkthroughThe middleware documentation adds Event metadata injectors as a fourth middleware purpose. It documents registration, validation, ordering, insert-only behavior, fail-open errors, queued execution, sanitizer interaction, and publication flow. ChangesEvent metadata injection documentation
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One more pass -- Event should not be capitalized in various areas.
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in general: event should not be capitalized. It's not special
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Good call—updated the page to use lowercase event for generic prose throughout. The remaining capitalization is limited to normal sentence starts and display titles. Addressed in 391caccc.
Co-authored-by: Will Killian <2007799+willkill07@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Eric Evans II <194135482+ericevans-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
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Documents the Event metadata injection middleware introduced in PR #800. The updated middleware guide explains how injectors are registered, when they run, what metadata they may add, and how failures and duplicate keys are handled.
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