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Improve English documentation under `website/docs/en` by rewriting unnatural translated sentences into clear, professional English while preserving meaning. Use when editing or polishing English docs.

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Docs En Improvement

Steps

  1. Focus on files in website/docs/en.

  2. Rewrite only sentences that clearly improve clarity, correctness, or naturalness in English.

  3. Preserve original meaning exactly; do not introduce new claims or remove technical details.

  4. If a file in website/docs/en is updated, check the mirrored file in website/docs/zh and apply equivalent updates when needed.

Constraints

  • Limit each PR to 10 documentation files or fewer.
  • Start PR titles with docs:.
  • Keep reasonable technical abbreviations (for example, dev server).
  • Keep wording simple and readable for non-native English readers.
  • Use sentence case for Markdown headings.