docs: correct stale comments and the one-off rule #31
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Delete branch "docs/stale-comments"
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Why
The docs audit left three stale comments and a fail message that were out of its scope, because changing a template rewrites the file on hosts. The warden removal also showed that the rule "a commit body carries a one-off step on the controller" misses host-side steps.
What changed
99-protect-links.conf: the read-back lives intasks/sysctl.yml, nottasks/main.yml; the key counts and the one-host anecdote go, as they already did in the README.compose.yml.j2: the/configmount is "the role's earlier layout", not "pre-v4.9, kept through migration".Verification
.envis identical.make checkpassed and every link resolves.Risks and follow-ups
/etc/sysctl.d/99-protect-links.confand the ai_mainframes host rewritescompose.yml, each reporting one change. No key or service changes: the sysctl apply and read-back run on every run anyway, and a comment-only compose change recreates no container.compose.yml.j2is also edited by #30, in other lines; whichever merges second needs a rebase.0957ef1a20to7be4afcc92