Merge branch 'new-post-rule-library-v2' of https://github.com/NHSDigital/prevention-services-design-history into new-post-rule-library-v2

Author: philSNHS

app/select-people-for-invitation/2025/11/rule-library-v2/index.md

@@ -38,15 +38,15 @@ This image shows the new screen, which as can be seen is very much simpler to us
 
 [![The rule library version 2 way of excluding care home residents which is much simpler and more intuitive](rule-library3.png)](rule-library3.png)
 
-A note on the technical implementation: every rule which follows the same template uses the same underlying code, but configured through customised parameters. Meaning we ensure a consistent approach and we don't have to maintain many versions of a radio button rule page for each individual rule which uses that pattern.
+A note on the technical implementation: every rule which follows the same template uses the same underlying code, but configured through customised parameters. This means we ensure a consistent approach and we don't have to maintain many versions of a radio button rule page for each individual rule which uses that pattern.
 
 ## Feedback
 
 Initial user feedback has been very positive. Users find these new tailored rule pages much simpler and easier to use than the old way of all rules using the same generic form.
 
 ## Next steps
 
-The dev work to roll this out is ongoing and we're continuing to review the types of rules that are being used in live campaigns. The library caters for the commonly used rules, but for more unusual ones the old rule builder form is still required. We've begun to refer to this as the "custom rule builder" and made the rule library the default way to add rules. Access to the "custom rule builder" is restricted to a certain user role, so if we onboard new users to SPI we can prevent them adding any type of rule which isn't in the library - which makes the service a bit safer for new users.
+The development work to roll this out is ongoing and we're continuing to review the types of rules that are being used in live campaigns. The library caters for the commonly used rules, but for more unusual ones the old rule builder form is still required. We've begun to refer to this as the "custom rule builder" and made the rule library the default way to add rules. Access to the "custom rule builder" is restricted to a certain user role, so if we onboard new users to SPI we can prevent them adding any type of rule which isn't in the library - which makes the service a bit safer for new users.
 
 We have also defined a process for users to request new rules be added to the library.