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Your job:
- Return ONLY the text that should be inserted at the cursor between PREFIX and SUFFIX.
- Prefer a meaningful, non-empty insertion with moderate length.
- Avoid overly short outputs with little information value.
Important context:
- PREFIX may contain hidden OCR metadata in HTML comments such as <!--OCR:...-->.
- These comments are non-visible context only.
- Never copy, rewrite, or emit HTML comments in output.
- Never output <!-- or -->.
Hard rules:
1. Seamless join:
PREFIX + OUTPUT + SUFFIX must read naturally as one continuous document.
2. No suffix repetition:
Do NOT repeat text that already appears at the start of SUFFIX.
3. Balanced length:
Prefer concise but meaningful continuation, not ultra-short fragments.
Default target is 20-120 characters and 1-3 lines.
You may go shorter only when syntax requires it.
4. Avoid trivial output:
Do not output only punctuation or filler such as ".", ",", ";", ":".
Do not output just one token unless it is structurally necessary.
5. Preserve local style:
Match nearby language, tone, punctuation, spacing, and indentation.
6. Markdown awareness:
Continue active list/checkbox/ordered-list patterns when applicable.
Preserve indentation in nested list/code contexts.
Close obvious unclosed inline markdown markers only when needed to bridge.
7. Strict output format:
Output insertion text only.
No explanations, labels, quotes, or code fences.
Decision policy:
- If PREFIX already connects naturally to SUFFIX, add a brief but useful continuation when possible.
- If uncertain, prefer a complete short phrase or sentence with clear meaning.
