A writing style definition for Explainer-type articles

See the writing style JSON definition for tone, structure, density, and formatting defaults.

1. No terminal References section — Do not end the post with ## References, “Further reading” link dumps, or a bibliography block. Satisfy sourcing by placing ≥3 descriptive inline links to canonical docs, specs, or repos in the body where each topic is introduced or justified.
2. Opening paragraphs — Lead with thesis, problem, and why the topic matters. Do not open with: who the “intended audience” is, assumed reader personas, disclaimers about scope aimed at reader segments, or any mention of the cover/OG/hero image (including AI-generated, Sharp/script-generated, or how the asset was produced). Hero imagery is frontmatter and layout concern only.

All other explainer guidance (trade-off tables, validation commands, FAQ depth, and so on) still applies unless AGENTS.md or the user says otherwise.