The follow-up commit used ``i['’]?ll`` (apostrophe optional) in ``_PLAN_LIST_FRAMING``. With the apostrophe optional the alternative also matches the word "ill" (sick), so a response like "She is ill. Here is the list:\n1. ...\n2. ..." plus an unrelated action verb within 80 chars was misclassified as a plan and re-prompted. Make the apostrophe required (``i['’]ll``) to mirror the original _INTENT_SIGNAL definition. Add a regression test that pins the distinction: "ill" as adjective does not trigger plan framing, but "I'll" / "I will" do. |
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