Answer prose round 1: 0 🔴, 3 🟡 (0 misread); title the decision for ADF converters and shorten the report's section

AGENTS.md

@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ In `docs/decisions.md`:
 - Readable spellings take the `try` prefix
 - The attribute vocabulary is ADF's
 - The source parts by ADF and format
-- The comparison table lists every converter that starts and converts
+- The comparison tables list every ADF converter that starts and converts
 - The real-world corpus holds anonymized documents from sites whose licence it records
 - The feature table is a section per corpus example, led by a summary table
 

docs/decisions.md

@@ -1195,17 +1195,17 @@ format's ban on the other format, and `ci.sh` probes every override. They are li
 test that scans the source, and a lint rule reads every import spelling: `from`, a bare `import`,
 double quotes and a dynamic `import()`.
 
-## The comparison table lists every converter that starts and converts
+## The comparison tables list every ADF converter that starts and converts
 
 2026-10-28, the maintainer, answering the bar for the README's "Other ADF converters" table. It
 serves goal 3: a developer choosing a converter sees every one, and what it gets wrong.
 
-A converter that starts and converts anything stays in its table, however poorly. Its row says where
+A converter that starts and converts any ADF stays in its table, however poorly. Its row says where
 it fails ordinary input, such as a list or a quote. A converter that doesn't start, or needs a page
 rather than Node, goes in the second table. A wrapper or fork of a listed package is left out.
 
-A converter that never reads or writes ADF is left out of both. 2026-11-09, the maintainer: a Go
-program that writes Confluence storage format (`docs/kovetskiy-mark.md`) gets no row.
+A converter that never reads or writes ADF is left out of both. 2026-11-09, the maintainer:
+`kovetskiy/mark`, which writes Confluence storage format (`docs/kovetskiy-mark.md`), gets no row.
 
 ## The real-world corpus holds anonymized documents from sites whose licence it records
 

docs/kovetskiy-mark.md

@@ -75,12 +75,10 @@ A user of `mark` who needs ADF can fetch the page as ADF through the Confluence
 converts storage format to ADF. A user of this package who needs storage format goes to that same
 API (`README.md` §Other ADF converters).
 
-## Does it belong in the comparison table
+## Does it belong in the comparison tables
 
-Neither table fits. The first lists npm packages that run in Node and convert ADF to or from
-markdown. The second lists converters the comparison does not run, and every library in it converts
-ADF. `mark` is a Go program that never touches ADF, so it is left out of both
-(`docs/decisions.md` §The comparison table lists every converter that starts and converts).
+`mark` never reads or writes ADF, so it is left out of both
+(`docs/decisions.md` §The comparison tables list every ADF converter that starts and converts).
 
 No spelling changes follow: `[!IMPORTANT]` is the README's choice to reopen, not a defect, and only
 a writer panel changes a spelling (`AGENTS.md` §7).