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+- sha: "41d42b01a633bfd991afef31f08cdef13b780265"
+  date: "July 31, 2025"
+  author: "Rolfe Dlugy-Hegwer"
+  subject: "Based on my analysis of the upstream commits from Vale issue #98, I've successfully implemented the following improvements to our EntityReference rule:"
+  body: "  1. Support for +normal Substitution Pattern
+
+  The upstream commits showed that Vale now recognizes subs="+normal" as enabling entity replacements. I've updated our _parse_subs_value method to handle this
+  pattern correctly, where +normal adds all normal substitutions (including replacements) to the code block.
+
+  2. Proper Handling of -replacements Modifier
+
+  The upstream implementation checks for explicit disabling of replacements with -replacements. Our implementation already supported this through the modifier
+  parsing logic, and I've added a specific test case to verify it works correctly.
+
+  3. Enhanced Test Coverage
+
+  I've added two new test cases:
+  - test_subs_plus_normal_fixes: Verifies that subs="+normal" enables entity fixing
+  - test_subs_minus_replacements_no_fix: Verifies that subs="normal,-replacements" disables entity fixing
+
+  4. Updated Documentation
+
+  I've enhanced the documentation in ENTITY_REFERENCE_HANDLING.md to include examples of:
+  - The +normal pattern
+  - The -replacements modifier pattern
+  - Clear explanations of when entities are processed vs. remain literal
+
+  Key Improvements Summary:
+
+  - ✅ Entities in code blocks with subs="+normal" are now correctly converted
+  - ✅ Entities in code blocks with subs="normal,-replacements" remain literal
+  - ✅ The rule respects AsciiDoc's substitution model more accurately
+  - ✅ 13 out of 14 tests pass (nested code blocks remain a known limitation)
+
+  The implementation now aligns more closely with the upstream Vale rules while maintaining our Aditi-specific logic for automatic fixing.
+"
+
+- sha: "4d45a658bcad164cbb74f9f76199b69d2fff33ab"
+  date: "August 01, 2025"
+  author: "GitHub Action"
+  subject: "Update recent commits data [skip ci]"
+  body: ""
+
 - sha: "eaaf3d280a1ba91816adaf8a2eb1d8ad71977505"
   date: "July 31, 2025"
   author: "Rolfe Dlugy-Hegwer"
@@ -56,22 +99,3 @@ Fixes #18
 
 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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-- sha: "763e92bf983a07aa6099d238bcfe200ac9c9e191"
-  date: "July 31, 2025"
-  author: "GitHub Action"
-  subject: "Update recent commits data [skip ci]"
-  body: ""
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-- sha: "6228a73cb478e7359ec297a5418c109341b24e29"
-  date: "July 31, 2025"
-  author: "Rolfe Dlugy-Hegwer"
-  subject: "chore: Bump version to 0.1.7"
-  body: "- Fix typer[all] installation conflict issue
-- Handle journey workflow when no violations exist
-- Add troubleshooting documentation
-
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-Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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