Feature list drops its numbering; each section is a plain bullet list - #1605
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The numbers had to be rewritten on every add and removal, and had already drifted: 4 was missing and 124 sat above 121-123. Nothing referenced them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MHTvZ7DQUNVdEBNf317uth
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FEATURES-SPEC.mdnumbered every feature, which meant renumbering the file on every add and removal. It had already drifted:4was missing and124sat above121-123in a different section.Nothing in the repo — code, prompts or docs — referenced a feature by number, so the column carried cost without carrying meaning. Each section's one-column table is now a plain bullet list; all 123 entries are preserved verbatim, in the same order, and the stranded
124entry now simply reads as the last bullet of "Remote execution and sharing" where it belongs.Generated by Claude Code