[kuanih]

Summary

• fix the Markdown delimiter row in the llmwiki/Atomic Memory comparison table
• use valid GFM delimiter cells so the table renders consistently

Why

The first delimiter cell used only two hyphens. GFM table delimiter cells require at least three.

Validation

• git diff --check
• npx tsc --noEmit
• npm run build
• npm test (4,860 passed, 3 skipped)
• npm run fallow:ci

[ethanj]

Thanks for sending this, and welcome. It's a good instinct to fix a table delimiter that looks off.

I went to verify it before merging and it turns out the original row was already valid. GFM requires one or more hyphens per delimiter cell, not three, so |--| parses fine, and even |-| would. I checked it against two parsers, including remark-gfm, which is what our docs site actually uses:

const before = "| | llmwiki | Atomic Memory |\n|--|---------|---------------|\n| **A** | b | c |\n";
const after  = "| | llmwiki | Atomic Memory |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| **A** | b | c |\n";
// both render a <table>, and the output HTML is byte-identical

So the table renders correctly on main today and this change is a no-op. It's a completely reasonable thing to have assumed. Most style guides do use three hyphens, so "three is required" is an easy conclusion to reach.

I'm going to close this one, but two things:

• If you actually saw this table rendering wrong somewhere, please do open an issue. That would be a real bug and it wasn't caused by this line.
• We don't have a documented table style, which is the other reason I'd rather not merge a purely cosmetic normalization: it would set a convention by accident. If you'd like to propose one as an issue, that's a genuinely useful contribution and I'd be happy to look.

Thanks again for taking the time. Hope to see another PR from you.