A README part's example can fail the question limits that R8 holds every tab to, because the lines are the project's own text quoted exactly. A heading such as '## Install — fast' lists as '- [Install — fast](#install--fast)', which question.CheckLimits refuses as an em dash in a list item, and a heading naming '__init__' is refused as bold markup. The cut fits only the rows rule, and the limits test's fixtures hold neither. Confirmed at the lane head after round 1's fixes with a README holding both headings: the contents tab raises em-dash-in-list-item and no-bold. Quoting the line differently would no longer be the exact line the part writes.

A README part's example can fail the question limits that R8 holds every tab to, because the lines are the project's own text quoted exactly. A heading such as '## Install — fast' lists as '- Install — fast', which question.CheckLimits refuses as an em dash in a list item, and a heading naming 'init' is refused as bold markup. The cut fits only the rows rule, and the limits test's fixtures hold neither. Confirmed at the lane head after round 1's fixes with a README holding both headings: the contents tab raises em-dash-in-list-item and no-bold. Quoting the line differently would no longer be the exact line the part writes.

Grounds

• pursued: every README part's tab passes question.CheckLimits for any project's headings; a project heading that still makes a tab fail the limits would show it wrong