Conduct docs updates (supersedes #93, with link fix) - #100
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Six links were written as (text)[url] instead of [text](url) and would have rendered as literal broken text.
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Lands the Code of Conduct documentation updates from @nzeager in #93, rebuilt on the current Zensical
main, with one fix.What this includes
about.md,checklist.md,history.md) — original commits preserved.checklist.mdwere written with reversed Markdown syntax(text)[url]instead of[text](url)and would have rendered as literal broken text. Corrected all six.mainso it builds against the nativezensical.tomlconfig.Verification
Built with Zensical:
No issues found; the conduct checklist now renders 12 real anchors and 0 broken(text)[url]link literals.Supersedes #93 — closing that in favor of this once merged. Thanks @nzeager for the content.