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[guidelines] side-quest-11-05-event-triggers.md: Checkpoint section unnecessarily wrapped in journey:all marker

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Open workshop/side-quest-11-05-event-triggers.md and inspect the Checkpoint section's journey markers. Remove the journey: all wrapper around the checklist and return-navigation line, then compare nearby side-quest files for the expected unwrapped structure. Done means the Checkpoint content remains intact without those opening and closing markers.

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workshop/side-quest-11-05-event-triggers.md

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Journey comment markers — unnecessary journey: all wrapping

Offending text:

<!-- journey: all -->
## :white_check_mark: Checkpoint

- [ ] I can explain the difference between a scheduled workflow and an event-driven workflow
- [ ] I know starter trigger blocks for `pull_request`, `push`, `issues`, and `schedule`
- [ ] I changed my workflow's trigger and confirmed it still compiles with `gh aw compile`
- [ ] I understand that `safe-outputs` controls write access separately from the trigger
- [ ] I can explain why both Step 7 and Step 15 use `add-comment` as their `safe-outputs` choice

---

Return to the main adventure: [Build — PR Code Reviewer](15-conditional-logic.md).

<!-- /journey -->

Suggested fix:
Remove the <!-- journey: all --> / <!-- /journey --> wrapper entirely. Per the guidelines, "Use all only when a downstream processor requires explicit tagging for every block in a normalized output. If no filtering is needed for a block, prefer leaving it unwrapped instead of journey: all." No other file in this batch wraps its Checkpoint section or return-navigation line in a journey marker (every sibling side-quest file leaves these unwrapped, or wraps only the return line — never the whole Checkpoint checklist). The marker also spans two distinct blocks (the checklist and the return line) rather than one self-contained block, which the guidelines also discourage ("Wrap complete block sections... not partial words... Do not nest journey markers... place it at normal block boundaries").

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