fix: Remove unsupported style separators from Mermaid subgraph declarations #974
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…ations GitHub's Mermaid renderer doesn't support the `:::` style separator on subgraph declarations, causing parse errors. Removed `:::futureBlock` from ProcessMining subgraph and `:::safetyBlock` from SafetyGate subgraph. The individual nodes within these subgraphs still retain their styles (e.g., `:::future`), so visual styling is preserved where supported. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
:::futureBlockstyle separator from theProcessMiningsubgraph declaration:::safetyBlockstyle separator from theSafetyGatesubgraph declarationGitHub's Mermaid renderer doesn't support the
:::style separator on subgraph declarations, causing the following parse error:The individual nodes within these subgraphs still retain their
:::futureclass styles, so visual differentiation of future features is preserved.Test plan
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