docs: drop hardcoded (Pro)/(Open Source) suffix from translated titles - #15751
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The docs dry-run deploy check greps all of docs/content for titles that hardcode the edition suffix. The English pages already moved this into the `audience` front-matter field, but 14 translated (.it.md/.pt-br.md) pages still carried the suffix in `title:`, leaving the deploy check red for every docs PR. Strip the suffix; the `audience` field already records the edition. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The docs dry-run deploy check (
validate_docs_build.yml) greps all ofdocs/content/for front-matter titles that hardcode the edition suffix(Pro)/(Open Source). The English pages already moved this signal into theaudiencefront-matter field, but 14 translated pages (.it.md/.pt-br.md) still carried the suffix intitle:. Because the check scans the whole tree, this left thedeploystep red for every docs PR opened againstbugfix.This strips the suffix from the 14 translated titles. Each file already has the correct
audience:field, so no edition information is lost.Files
14 translated pages under
docs/content/triage_findings/finding_deduplication/,docs/content/triage_findings/finding_correlation/, anddocs/content/admin/user_management/. Only thetitle:line changed in each.