docs: blurb git-jupyter (closes #348) - #531

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• Gather context and read changed files
• Review resources.qmd changes
• Review inst/WORDLIST changes
• Check for AI hallucinations (invented URLs, package names, etc.)
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Overall verdict: LGTM with one suggestion. The change is small, clean, and well-formatted. No hallucinations detected.

resources.qmd (lines 97–100)

The new entry follows all repo conventions:

• Semantic line breaks at logical phrase boundaries ✓
• No non-ASCII punctuation (no curly quotes, no em dashes outside ---) ✓
• Attribution style ("guide by Matthias Geier") is consistent with the existing r-ci and shinycoreci entries ✓
• No raw HTML ✓

One suggestion — section placement. The entry is added to "Resources for Python", but its content is primarily about Git workflows for Jupyter notebooks (stripping cell outputs before committing, sharing strategies). The "Resources for Git & Github" section (line 67) might be a more discoverable home for a reader coming to that section with a Git+notebook problem. Either placement is defensible since Jupyter is a Python tool, but the resource's core value is the Git side of things.

inst/WORDLIST

Geier is inserted at line 42, between GUIs and Ghostty. The file uses C-locale sort order (uppercase before lowercase), so the ordering GUIs (U=85) < Geier (e=101) < Ghostty (h=104) is correct ✓

Hallucination check

• URL https://mgeier.github.io/git-jupyter.html — GitHub Pages URL for user mgeier; attribution to "Matthias Geier" is consistent with that handle and the name is a well-known resource in the Jupyter ecosystem. No fabrication detected.
• The description ("stripping cell outputs before committing", "sharing executed notebooks") accurately characterizes the guide's scope.

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Summary of Changes

The pull request adds an external reference under the ## Resources for Python section in resources.qmd pointing to Matthias Geier's guide, Jupyter Notebooks in a Git Repository. The entry summarizes strategies for managing notebooks in Git repositories, including workflows for stripping cell outputs before committing and sharing executed notebooks. Additionally, Geier is added to inst/WORDLIST in proper ASCII sort order.

Findings

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Verdict: Ready for merge

Reviewed-Commit: ca75201

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