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Reword item 175 to what its mutants showed

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@@ -77,9 +77,10 @@ files, with its `ci.sh` probe, extends the decision.
`reduceToPortable` runs first, so `adfToPortableMarkdown` never reaches the failure in `tryTaskList` `reduceToPortable` runs first, so `adfToPortableMarkdown` never reaches the failure in `tryTaskList`
(`portable/block-spelling.ts`), and no test reaches it. The failure stays because `spelledList` (`portable/block-spelling.ts`), and no test reaches it. The failure stays because `spelledList`
returns `undefined` for blocks a list item cannot hold, and the code rules ban the cast that would returns `undefined` for blocks a list item cannot hold, and the code rules ban the cast that would
drop that case. The `path` arguments to `taskBlocks` and `placedBlock` don't change any output: drop that case. Mutants of the `path` arguments to `taskBlocks` and `placedBlock` survived, so
`reduceToPortable` refuses a document nested past `largestNesting` and names the path itself. no test shows they reach an error; delete them only once one does or an argument shows none can.
Found by mutation testing for item 128, 2026-11-08. Found by mutation testing for item 128, 2026-11-08. The `headroom` is not a guard: a list that
cannot be a markdown list refuses by it, as a test now pins.
### 176. Delete `runEdge`'s `standing === 'moves'` give-up, and any code only it needs, once a test or an argument shows `runEdge` never reaches it, or else pin the case with a hand-worked line. ### 176. Delete `runEdge`'s `standing === 'moves'` give-up, and any code only it needs, once a test or an argument shows `runEdge` never reaches it, or else pin the case with a hand-worked line.