The em dash leaves the page comment - #341
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Two thought dashes framed a parenthetical in the header comment of whyTheServerTranscodes.js, and this project writes none. A colon and a comma carry the same break, the comment keeps every claim, and no code moves. Closes #340 Signed-off-by: Nils Lehnen <30603423+iderex@users.noreply.github.com>
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Closes #340
Two em dashes framed a parenthetical in the header comment of
Jellyfin.Plugin.Stats/Pages/whyTheServerTranscodes.js, and this project writes none. A colon and a comma carry the same break. The comment keeps every claim it carried and no code moves.The means
A comment in a source file the tree already carries; no language, runtime or dependency is added.
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