Close the GitHub copy open issue in the Project Plan
The Project Plan listed the GitHub copy of this repository as an open issue: it had no description or topics, and S01 was asked whether the same workflow as in the day-20 repository applies. When the copy was checked on 2026-10-08 it already showed the same description and topics as the Gitea repository. This project did not set them. So the open issue is stale.
What is in the pull request
docs/project-plan.md: the Open Issues entry is closed, with the date, the observation and the reason that no task is added. A new Version History row records it, Accepted by S01 in chat; the oldest row is dropped so the table keeps the two latest rows.
A follow-up commit resolves the pending commit link of the new row.
Only that one file changes. No source, test or other document is touched.
Notes for the reviewer
The entry says the project did not set the description and topics on the GitHub copy. It does not say how they got there: the day-20 repository relies on a workflow on the git host, but this was not confirmed for this repository.
The plan has no QC checklist, so there is no review record; the acceptance is S01's instruction in chat.
No issue closed: this is a correction of a document and has no task row. Issues #14 (play the game) and #22 (compare with the lecture video) stay open for S01.
## Close the GitHub copy open issue in the Project Plan
The Project Plan listed the GitHub copy of this repository as an open issue: it had no description or topics, and S01 was asked whether the same workflow as in the day-20 repository applies. When the copy was checked on 2026-10-08 it already showed the same description and topics as the Gitea repository. This project did not set them. So the open issue is stale.
### What is in the pull request
- `docs/project-plan.md`: the Open Issues entry is closed, with the date, the observation and the reason that no task is added. A new Version History row records it, `Accepted` by S01 in chat; the oldest row is dropped so the table keeps the two latest rows.
- A follow-up commit resolves the `pending` commit link of the new row.
Only that one file changes. No source, test or other document is touched.
### Notes for the reviewer
- The entry says the project did not set the description and topics on the GitHub copy. It does not say how they got there: the day-20 repository relies on a workflow on the git host, but this was not confirmed for this repository.
- The plan has no QC checklist, so there is no review record; the acceptance is S01's instruction in chat.
No issue closed: this is a correction of a document and has no task row. Issues #14 (play the game) and #22 (compare with the lecture video) stay open for S01.
The GitHub copy of the repository already shows the same description and topics as the Gitea repository. This project did not set them; in the day-20 repository a workflow on the git host does, so no task is added. The Version History gets a row, accepted by S01 in chat.
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Close the GitHub copy open issue in the Project Plan
The Project Plan listed the GitHub copy of this repository as an open issue: it had no description or topics, and S01 was asked whether the same workflow as in the day-20 repository applies. When the copy was checked on 2026-10-08 it already showed the same description and topics as the Gitea repository. This project did not set them. So the open issue is stale.
What is in the pull request
docs/project-plan.md: the Open Issues entry is closed, with the date, the observation and the reason that no task is added. A new Version History row records it,Acceptedby S01 in chat; the oldest row is dropped so the table keeps the two latest rows.pendingcommit link of the new row.Only that one file changes. No source, test or other document is touched.
Notes for the reviewer
No issue closed: this is a correction of a document and has no task row. Issues #14 (play the game) and #22 (compare with the lecture video) stay open for S01.