Reword or drop a shipped bullet

Goal. A shipped bullet reads the way you would write it, or is gone.

Precondition. None beyond the plugin. The extra file is created if it does not exist.

Steps

1. Find the bullet’s id in rules/manifest.json. The ids are short slugs such as define-on-first-use and headings-and-lists.

2. In .just-say-so-rules.json in the project root, add a bullet with that id. To reword:

   { "sections": [{ "title": "Mine", "rules": [
     { "id": "define-on-first-use", "full": "Define every term the reader may not know in the sentence that first uses it.", "short": "Define a term on first use.", "vale": [] }
   ] }] }

   To drop: { "id": "headings-and-lists", "drop": true }.

3. Confirm with the doctor: the extra rules line counts replaced 1 or dropped 1. A drop that matches no id is a warning.

What a replacement carries

A replaced bullet takes your full, short, and vale values whole. Keep the vale list from the manifest if the bullet should stay tied to its Vale rules; an empty list makes it a judgment bullet. Giving a short text to a bullet that had none adds it to the condensed reminder.