Does the given 1-based line carry marker, on itself or the line directly above?
The preceding line counts because a real exception deserves a sentence of explanation, and a
trailing comment long enough to hold one is unreadable. Only ONE line above — a wider window
would let a marker drift away from the thing it excuses, which is how a suppression outlives the
reason for it.
lines must come from the ORIGINAL source text, not a comment-stripped copy: markers live in
comments, so stripping them removes exactly what this reads.
Does the given 1-based line carry
marker, on itself or the line directly above?The preceding line counts because a real exception deserves a sentence of explanation, and a trailing comment long enough to hold one is unreadable. Only ONE line above — a wider window would let a marker drift away from the thing it excuses, which is how a suppression outlives the reason for it.
linesmust come from the ORIGINAL source text, not a comment-stripped copy: markers live in comments, so stripping them removes exactly what this reads.