`. The instruction says "Do not use newlines or
tags outside of
tags." So I should NOT put a newline after the start marker. It should all be on one continuous line? Or the start marker is on its own line and then HTML follows? The instruction says "Do not use newlines... outside of
tags." This is tricky. If I put a newline after `>>> SUMMARY START <<<`, that would be a newline outside of `
` tags. But the delimiter itself is outside. Maybe the delimiters are exceptions? Or maybe I should put the start marker and then immediately the HTML on the same line? The example shows `>>> SUMMARY START <<<
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` which suggests no newline between the end of the start marker and the ``. But what about before the start marker? The user's example shows it on a new line in the prompt, but the prompt says "Do not use newlines or
tags outside of
tags." This is a strict formatting requirement.
So the entire output should be a single continuous block with no line breaks, except that line breaks might be implicitly needed for readability but the instruction forbids newlines outside `
`. Actually, HTML doesn't care about newlines, but the instruction explicitly says "Do not use newlines or
tags outside of
tags." This means I should produce one long string with no actual newline characters, or if I use newlines, they must be inside `
` tags (which is invalid HTML but maybe they mean visually). Actually, in standard HTML, newlines in the source are fine and ignored by browsers. But the instruction is explicit: no newlines outside `
`. So I will output everything as one continuous line of text from `>>> SUMMARY START <<<` to `