The change
A README paragraph gets rewrapped.
Same words. The line break moves.
This pull request rewraps one paragraph in the README. The words stay exactly the same. The only thing that moves is where one line breaks.
The diff
Two lines out, two lines in
Here is the hunk. The old version broke the first line after the word access, so the sentence about write access ended one line early. The new version breaks it after write, and the next line starts with access and carries on through the rest of the sentence.
What it touches
The paragraph on explaining a pull request after an @bisque-cloud mention.
The change is two lines added and two lines removed, all in one file. That file is the README, in the paragraph that says the explainer also runs when a collaborator mentions @bisque-cloud in a comment, after a step checks they have write access. No code and no workflow files are involved.
The author's note
“The change itself only rewraps one README line. Not for merging: this repository is published from a mirror, so it will be closed after the test.”
The author's own description is short. They say the change only rewraps one README line, and that it is not for merging, because the repository is published from a mirror and the pull request will be closed after the test. So it is open, unmerged, and intended to stay that way.
What to do with it
Nothing here changes how anything runs.
A README paragraph, rewrapped.
The diff only touches line breaks in documentation, and the description doesn't list any tests or behavior to check. A quick look at the hunk is all it takes to review. A README paragraph, rewrapped.