Part of #325
Took the liberty to split off Blogging Software into further subsections (CMS, SSG), with the small benefit of dropping the alternatives column for SSGs in favor of the alternatives note.
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Part of #325
I also took the liberty of doing a small run-through of some of the shells in the [Arch Wiki page for shells](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Command-line_shell), and caught Oil Shell, PowerShell, and xonsh.
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* The Claude commit was in another repo that FreeBSD copies as "contrib" so it can build together, but they don't control its policies; it's basically a dependency.
* The "collaboration" commit was actually just a bug report, acted on only by humans.
Not entirely sure if this is the best way to list the two. They're both technically tools affected by slop, but there's also the information bit outside the actual software that may or may not be affected. tldr-pages [discourages using it on the cheat sheets themselves](https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#contributing) with exceptions cut out for translations and presumably adding to existing pages (the CONTRIBUTING.md is full of loopholes in technicalities in that regard, but that's a whole other tangent). Paradoxically, their [AGENTS.md has an entire section for creating new pages](https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr/blob/main/AGENTS.md#creating-pages).
Not sure if there's interest in creating a whole `<h1>` section for tainted sources of information, but I suspect that would be standalone from the tainted tools anyway, and that the tools tldr-pages and cheat would be tracked independently from the documentation tldr-pages and cheat. [`cheat/cheatsheets`](https://github.com/cheat/cheatsheets) has not been touched in 4 years, and functionally cannot be tainted by extension. I have not checked tldr-pages' cheatsheets since it's in the same repo as the sloppified tool, which makes finding out annoying without cloning it first (which I didn't bother doing since it currently is out of scope for the list, and whether or not it should be included and by extension screened, is a separate discussion)
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Accomodates the changes of #346. I've also added entries for mruby and TruffleRuby, previously present in the notes of Ruby, and Zig as an alternative
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