docs: remove em dashes from code and docs #2
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Reviewed. The em-dash cleanup on
fix/em-dash-cleanup(PR #2) is substantively fine: punctuation-only edits across doc strings, comments, config examples, and the systemd unit, no logic changes, no new em dashes on added lines, clean commit message. The branch merges cleanly intomain.Blocker: CI is red.
check / check (push)fails after ~3m46s on the head commit. This samecheckjob is also failing on the currentorigin/mainhead, so the breakage looks pre-existing and not introduced by this branch, but per the merge rules a PR cannot land without a green combined status.Next step: fix whatever is breaking
checkonmain(separate work), then re-run CI on this branch. Oncecheckis green and there are still no conflicts, this is a clean merge.Leaving this in review.
Not merging. The
check / checkjob is failing on the PR head (7056ec4), and it is also failing onmain(5a98860, red since 2026-08-16), so this is a pre-existing CI break, not something this PR introduced.The diff itself is clean: em-dash removal across
breadarrdsource comments, doc comments,config.example.toml,ci/build.shecho strings, and the systemd unit, with no Rust logic changes (balanced 878/878 in-place edits). Two intentional no-value display glyphs inbreadarr-tui/src/ui.rsare correctly left in place.Blocked on infra, not on code. Once
mainCI is green again, rebase this branch and it should be mergeable. Leaving in review.