Answer prose round 2: the selector's reserved quote named as opening a JSON value, and the List doc rewrapped

fejkdata.go

@@ -114,8 +114,8 @@ func (c config) load() (folder, error) {
 
 // List returns the sorted dotted paths Fake renders: each category and every field,
 // column and linked table below it, a direct descent at a time, listing a level
-// carrying a repeat but nothing below it. A choice consumes no segment, so a path continues through one
-// only where every variant carries it.
+// carrying a repeat but nothing below it. A choice consumes no segment, so a path
+// continues through one only where every variant carries it.
 func (f *Generator) List() []string {
 	f.mu.Lock()
 	defer f.mu.Unlock()

internal/grammar/path.go

@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ func HasSelector(segs []string) bool {
 func SelectorOf(seg string) string { return seg[1 : len(seg)-1] }
 
 // inSelector is what a selector may not contain: the path grammar reserves brackets and
-// braces, and inside a token a quote would end the path and a bar would split the token into arms.
+// braces, a bar splits a token into arms, and a quote opens a JSON value.
 const inSelector = `[]{}"|`
 
 // UnspellableInSelector is the first character of s a selector cannot spell, "" where there is none.