The German episode's name takes no dash - #215
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The entry's name carried the Substack title's spaced en-dash, correct in German and refused on blust.ch's English timeline, whose typography check has no exception for German text. The name is now the cover's own wording, "Wer wurde eingestellt? Ich oder mein Modell?", which needs no dash in either language, and the two Evidence rows that name the entry follow it. Verified: companygraph check at tooling v0.55.0 passes, conventions-check and conventions-format pass, and no spaced en-dash is left in the entry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The entry's name carried the Substack title's spaced en-dash, correct in German and refused on blust.ch's English timeline, whose typography check has no exception for German text. The name is now the cover's own wording, "Wer wurde eingestellt? Ich oder mein Modell?", which needs no dash in either language, and the two Evidence rows that name the entry follow it.
Verified: companygraph check at tooling v0.55.0 passes, conventions-check and conventions-format pass, and no spaced en-dash is left in the entry.
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