structure tidy

structure tidy [<file>]                    you typed into a generated file and check
                                           warned about it: this moves what you wrote
                                           into the one file here that is yours, then
                                           regenerates that dialect and nothing else.
                                           The words are copied VERBATIM, with a dated
                                           note saying which file they came out of.
                                           Consequence first, then one yes — there is
                                           no --yes, nothing is committed, and a no
                                           changes nothing. A hand-edited shell hook is
                                           a program rather than preferences, so it is
                                           refused in words and the warning stands.
                                           A bare tidy also lists open proposals that
                                           are byte-identical copies of one draft;
                                           tidy --duplicates closes all but the newest
                                           (each a recorded discard) on one yes typed
                                           at a terminal — it never runs unattended

structure tidy [<file>]