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The site had two overlapping places to learn: the Manual and the Docs. They had their own nav links, and the editor modal only showed the Manual. Now everything lives in /docs.

• Docs has two groups. Using PseudoEditor holds the existing studio guides. The new Pseudocode reference group holds the manual's content as six guides, in English and Chinese: writing an exam-style answer, the syntax reference, choosing a loop, worked programs, trace tables, and reading and writing files.
• The editor's modal is now "Docs". It has a sidebar (a dropdown on phones) and an "Open in a new tab" link, and it remembers the last guide you read.
• Old links still work. /manual, /app/manual and their /zh versions redirect permanently (308) to /docs. The Manual nav, footer and sitemap entries are gone.

Every docs example must compile, and the compiler rejected two claims in the old manual. They're corrected: LCASE/UCASE take a STRING, and ROUND returns a REAL. The reference pages use the slugs choosing-a-loop and reading-writing-files because loops and file-handling were already taken by lessons. Separately, a CSS reset fixes a bug that already affected public pages: every line of a code block was shaded by the inline-code style.

Proof: pnpm test (236 passed), pnpm typecheck and pnpm lint pass. curl against a dev server showed all three redirect paths landing on the right docs page. Playwright screenshots of the docs index, a reference page, the editor modal and the Chinese mobile view showed no page errors. A new test opens the editor's Docs modal, switches guides, and checks the choice survives closing and reopening.

Reviewed with sol-loop: 1 round with gpt-6.1-sol. Sol verdict: approved

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Low Risk
Large content and routing refactor with 308 redirects and nav changes; no auth, payments, or data-handling logic touched.

Overview
Manual and Docs are one surface now. The standalone /manual and /app/manual experiences (pages, ManualContent, nav/footer links) are removed. That material lives under /docs as a new Pseudocode reference unit alongside the existing Using PseudoEditor studio guides, in EN/ZH doc content. The docs index lists both units; routing uses isGuide() / guideUnitIds instead of hard-coding the pseudoeditor unit only.

Permanent redirects send /manual, /app/manual, and localized paths to /docs. Sitemap and metadata drop manual URLs; copy and SEO strings describe docs as studio + reference.

The editor “Manual” modal becomes “Docs”. A new DocsPanel loads guide content via guidesByLocale (lessons not bundled), with sidebar or mobile picker, “open in new tab”, and remembered last guide slug when reopening. Toolbar/settings labels switch to Docs.

Shared docs plumbing: CopyableCodeBlock moves under components/docs, uses i18n instead of manualText, and CSS renames manual-specific classes to generic .code-block (plus a prose fix so code lines aren’t double-shaded). The duplicate syntax guide is removed from pseudoeditor in favor of the reference pages.

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