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- Preserve existing references and rich document content unless the requested change requires modifying them.
- Use only reference identifiers supplied by Falconer tools, as described in `document-format`.
- Write new inline references as `<a href="link" data-id="reference-id">display name</a>`; a plain anchor without `data-id` is an ordinary link.
- Replace legacy inline references (`![f>][reference-id]`, `![f>][display text][reference-id]`) with the anchor form, keeping the same reference-id.
- Use ordinary links in replies to the external client; Falconer inline reference syntax belongs in Falconer document content.
- Prefer targeted content tools over whole-document overwrite.
- Use `upload_media` before inserting local image or video content.
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