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Creates article-relative ./snippets/ directories and returns their paths. Use when a snippet workflow needs folders composed from an article path plus caller-selected platform, conflict-avoidance subject, and code-language segments.

Reorganizes a consolidated C# diagnostic article into approved resolution themes. Use after the article's diagnostic set is complete.

Merges standalone C# diagnostic articles into a consolidated article with redirects and TOC updates. Use after the user approves the source list.

Finds C# diagnostics related to a consolidation theme. Use after setup to review documented and catch-all candidates through explicit approval gates.

Creates a consolidated C# compiler diagnostic article skeleton, TOC entry, and optional seed-code metadata. Use to start a new error-consolidation workflow.

Verifies a consolidated C# diagnostic article against Roslyn and checks See also links. Use as the final validation and correction phase.

Updates .NET Linux installation-guide content for supported distribution versions and native dependencies. Use when refreshing Linux install articles, support tables, prerequisites, package lists, or end-of-life notes for .NET 8, .NET 9, and .NET 10.

Migrates .NET documentation code from the legacy ~/samples/snippets/ location to article-relative ./snippets/ projects for an input article file. Use when replacing legacy [!code-*] references, creating compilable C# and Visual Basic snippet projects, or removing migrated legacy snippets.

Extracts inline code blocks from an input .NET documentation article file into article-relative ./snippets/ files and compilable projects. Use when moving fenced C#, Visual Basic, or XAML examples out of Markdown, adding :::code references and snippet markers, or converting embedded samples to standalone snippet projects.

Deletes a markdown article and creates a redirect entry pointing to a different article. Use when consolidating articles, renaming or moving content, removing outdated documentation, or reorganizing the docs structure while preserving existing URLs.

Sorts redirect entries in Open Publishing redirection JSON files alphabetically by path. Use after adding redirects or when the file becomes unsorted.