Formatter inlines XML-like closing tags inconsistently in command files #64

Issue

The post-edit prettier formatter hook inlines closing XML-like tags (e.g. </context-detection>, </auto-fix>, </output-format>) onto the preceding line of text, while most other closing tags in the same file (</checks>, </doctor-mode>, etc.) remain on their own lines. This creates inconsistency within the file and noisy diffs when a targeted fix triggers reformatting.

Example (from PR #63 diff)

-Report which context was detected at the top of output.
-</context-detection>
+Report which context was detected at the top of output. </context-detection>

Root cause

Prettier's line-length enforcement moves short closing tags inline when the preceding line has room. The inconsistency arises because some sections were written under a different formatter config or before the hook was added.

Options

1. Add <!-- prettier-ignore --> or {/* prettier-ignore */} before affected sections
2. Configure prettier to treat these XML-like blocks differently
3. Accept formatter output as canonical and let it normalize the whole file over time

Raised by

claude[bot] review on PR #63.