Revert "Keep exported CSV cells on one line so Excel renders normal rows" - #90
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…ows" Reverts b51ca93. Coda is the tool this export actually feeds, and it handles embedded newlines correctly -- so the real markdown structure in the Answer column is worth more than the row heights Excel produced from it. Known and accepted consequence: opening the export directly in Excel again renders tall wrapped rows. That is a property of a .csv with multi-line cells and cannot be fixed inside the format; the previous attempt traded the structure away to avoid it, which was the wrong trade for the actual destination. Verified: real newlines back (26 and 17 in the two reported rows), zero pilcrows, paragraph breaks present in the Answer cell, and an export -> fill column D -> import cycle landing both corrections with nothing ignored. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VVNYqGza2dFdeWFX7qXnwb
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Reverts b51ca93. Coda is the tool this export actually feeds, and it handles
embedded newlines correctly -- so the real markdown structure in the Answer column
is worth more than the row heights Excel produced from it.
Known and accepted consequence: opening the export directly in Excel again renders
tall wrapped rows. That is a property of a .csv with multi-line cells and cannot be
fixed inside the format; the previous attempt traded the structure away to avoid it,
which was the wrong trade for the actual destination.
Verified: real newlines back (26 and 17 in the two reported rows), zero pilcrows,
paragraph breaks present in the Answer cell, and an export -> fill column D ->
import cycle landing both corrections with nothing ignored.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VVNYqGza2dFdeWFX7qXnwb