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We believe this bug refers to formatting of bullet points at the section level of the DG.
We are unsure what the problem is with our style of formatting the bullet points. We are also not sure of what "same formatting" of the points mean, let alone what benefit it would bring. Do you mean the hierarchy of the bullet points within each section, or making the hierarchies consistent for implementation and rationale between all chapters?
Regardless, as per current formatting of instructions for manual testing, the type of bullet point used does not seem to hinder the user's ability to understand the section at all. Bullet point formatting is only cosmetic, and whether it is a cosmetic problem is questionable.
The aforementioned documentation style seems to be a non-issue, due to the fact that the DG for the different components have vastly different usages, plus each bullet point in the first screenshot has in fact multiple methods associated with the same system checks.
Lastly, reading the rationale behind these checks does not hinder the user from understanding what these checks are doing. While they may look slightly different with slightly different formatting, reading the rationale for that associated implementation does not in fact cause the user to not understand what it means.
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❓ Issue response
Team chose [response.IssueUnclear]
I disagree
Reason for disagreement: The downgrade is fine but it should still be considered as an issue instead of being rejected.
❓ Issue severity
Team chose [severity.VeryLow]
Originally [severity.Low]
I disagree
Reason for disagreement: [replace this with your explanation]
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