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Clarify that question-style queries (/LANG/QUESTION) aggregate Stack Overflow answers and do not show in-browser edit controls. Fixes chubin#149
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Summary
Fixes #149
Fix
Question queries (
/LANGUAGE/QUESTION, e.g./python/read+json) return aggregated Stack Overflow answers. Only single-answer pages fromcheat.sheetsshow edit controls (lib/frontend/html.py).Added a README subsection explaining this and how users can still contribute (Stack Overflow or cheat.sheets).
Test plan
html.pybehavior (editablerequirescheat.sheets+ single answer)