use a simple example and add hyperlink

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use a simple example for reporting and add hyperlink so we can send this to customers

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Walkthrough

A new section titled "Add Examples for Consistent Formatting" has been added to the custom reports documentation. The changes update the <overall_instructions> to use a new release notes structure that emphasizes a high-level summary and a bullet list of significant changes. The <example> section has been modified to ensure consistent formatting, where content from the example is not included in the final report.

Changes

File	Change Summary
docs/guides/custom-reports.md	- Added "Add Examples for Consistent Formatting" section. - Updated <overall_instructions> to define a new release notes format with high-level summaries and bullet points for significant changes. - Revised <example> to support the new structure.

Possibly related PRs

• adding example in for consistency #229: Contains modifications to <overall_instructions> and <example> tags in the same documentation file, indicating a strong code-level relationship.

Suggested reviewers

• harjotgill
• dikshant-coderabbit

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Adding structure by day and rewriting by night.
New sections and formats, elegantly spun,
Making release notes shine like the morning sun.
With every tweak, I celebrate in delight!
🐇 Hop on, code friends, the changes are out of sight!

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docs/guides/custom-reports.md (3)

239-240: Meaningful Section Header Added

The new header "### Add Examples for Consistent Formatting" clearly demarcates a section focused on enforcing consistency in report examples. It is concisely worded and follows the document’s markdown styling conventions.

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244-260: Detailed Guidelines for <overall_instructions> Block

These added instructions provide a comprehensive and clear outline for generating release notes:

• It explicitly lists the required sections ("Summary" and "Changes") and defines constraints (e.g., single-sentence changes, no links or random release dates).
• The bullet-point style and sequential listing improve readability.

One consideration is to double-check that these guidelines align with the overall intent to “use a simple example and add hyperlink” noted in the PR objectives. If hyperlink usage is required elsewhere, ensure that it complements these guidelines without causing conflicts.

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263-272: Clear Example Format for Release Notes

The <example> block now provides a concise template:

• It includes a "## Summary" section followed by an illustrative "## Changes" list.
• This sample format reinforces consistency in report generation while instructing users not to include the example content in final outputs.

The structure is straightforward and serves as a useful visual guide to implement the instructions from the <overall_instructions> block.

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