Address review comment: Explain strict parameter in zip() call#15
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[WIP] Update documentation and clarify copilot instructions
Address review comment: Explain strict parameter in zip() call
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Provided explanation for bot reviewer's suggestion to use
strict=Trueinzip()call atscripts/generate_docs.py:121. No code changes required—this was a clarification request.The suggestion adds defensive programming: since
modulesis derived fromagentsvia list comprehension, both lists have identical length. Usingstrict=Truewould catch future bugs if this guarantee ever breaks.Testing
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