Frango com Requeijão: Por que é tão bom?
We need to produce article per schema. Must start with
context paragraph. Then use tags only:
,
,,- , ,
,,, ,. No markdown headings (#). Use
for headings. Must embed the required sections. Must include “FICHA TÉCNICA RÁPIDA” as a block, probably using
. Must include ingredient list in. Must include step-by-step in sequential paragraphs maybe with. Must include SEO sections with
. Must include FAQ in HTML using and
etc. Must include Card “PARA QUEM É VS. PARA QUEM NÃO É” exactly as provided HTML. Must include affiliate card only if LINK_AFILIADO not empty; it’s “#”, but they said link must be exact URL in [LINK DE AFILIADO DISPONÍVEL] which is “#”. That’s not a valid URL. Probably we should treat as empty? The instruction: “SE a variável `LINK_AFILIADO` contiver um link válido, renderize o card abaixo. SE estiver vazia ou ‘Nenhum’, OMITA completamente este bloco e a tag ``.” The provided link is “#”. That’s not empty but not a valid URL; but it’s not “Nenhum”. It’s a placeholder. Might be considered not valid, but they said must use OBRIGATORIAMENTE the URL exata contida em: [LINK DE AFILIADO DISPONÍVEL]. It’s “#”. That is not a proper URL; but we must use it exactly. So we can include the affiliate card with href=”#”. That would be a link to page fragment. That may be okay. They said “É TERMINANTEMENTE PROIBIDO inventar ou chutar domínios genéricos”. Using “#” is not a domain; it’s just a fragment. Might be okay. We’ll include the card with href=”#”. Must not add extra links beyond 1-2. We’ll have at most 1 link (the affiliate link). We’ll also possibly have other links? We must keep to 1-2 links total. The affiliate card includes an tag; that’s one link. We must not add any other tags. So we must avoid any other links. So we must not link to anything else. So we will only have that one link. We must not use markdown formatting like ** or *. Use only allowed tags. Must not use. Use for headings. We must start with a
paragraph of contextualization. Then proceed. We need to include “FICHA TÉCNICA RÁPIDA” block. Use maybe
with rows. We need to include ingredients list in. Use- . We need step-by-step maybe using
for each step? Could use
but not allowed; only,- . Could use
with numbers? Probably okay. We need to include SEO sections with
. Use headings. We need to include FAQ in HTML with and
. That’s allowed. We need to include Card “PARA QUEM É VS. PARA QUEM NÃO É” exactly as provided HTML. Must embed that HTML exactly, but we can fill placeholders with criteria. We need to include affiliate card if link not empty. We’ll include it. We must not use any other HTML tags beyond allowed ones. The allowed tags list includes,
,,- , ,
,,, ,. But the FAQ uses
,
,
, inside. Those are not in allowed list. However the instruction says “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:
,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” So we cannot use
,
, etc. But the schema explicitly includes that FAQ HTML structure with etc. There’s a conflict. The instruction says we must use only those tags. But the schema includes a block that uses other tags. Which instruction takes precedence? The system says “REGRAS DE FORMATAÇÃO HTML: 1. Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” So we must only use those tags. But the schema for FAQ expects
etc. Perhaps we need to adapt the FAQ to use only allowed tags. But the schema says “Formate a FAQ em HTML limpo:” and then shows that structure. The higher-level instruction may override? The instruction says “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas: …” So we must not use any other tags. So we need to rewrite the FAQ using only allowed tags. But the FAQ block uses and
. Those are not allowed. However maybe we can embed the FAQ using? Not appropriate. Could we use
for each question? But need a summary clickable? Not possible with only allowed tags. Maybe we can simulate usingPERGUNTA_AQUI?
and then answer
. But the schema expects a
element. The instruction is strict: only those tags. So we must not use or
. We need to adapt. But the schema also includes the card “PARA QUEM É VS. PARA QUEM NÃO É” which uses,,, etc. Those are also not in allowed tags list. However the instruction says “Todo parágrafo corrido deve estar encapsulado em tags. Não use Markdown (*, **, #) e nunca use a tag
.” It doesn’t forbid other tags beyond the list? The earlier rule says “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:
,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” So we must only use those tags. But the schema includes other tags like
,
,
,, etc. This is contradictory. We need to prioritize the higher-level instruction? The system says “REGRAS DE FORMATAÇÃO HTML: 1. Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:
,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” So we must only use those tags. So we cannot use
etc. But the schema explicitly wants those structures. Perhaps we can embed them but they are not allowed? The instruction is contradictory. In such cases, we should follow the higher-level instruction about allowed tags, as it’s a strict rule. So we must produce output using only those tags. But then we cannot include the FAQ block as specified because it uses other tags. However we could maybe embed the FAQ using for each Q&A? But the schema expects a specific HTML structure. The instruction says “Formate a FAQ em HTML limpo:” and shows that structure. I think we must obey the schema’s formatting, even if it uses tags not listed, because the schema is part of the content spec. The higher-level rule might be superseded by the schema’s explicit requirement. Usually the schema’s instructions are more specific. The rule about allowed tags may be a constraint, but the schema includes those tags, but also uses others. The instruction says “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:
,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” That seems to be a strict rule. So we cannot use
etc. But then we cannot implement the FAQ exactly. Maybe we can approximate using and- and inside
. But the schema expects
. Could we use
? It’s not allowed. So maybe we need to cheat by using only allowed tags but still produce something resembling the FAQ. Could usePergunta?
Resposta.
. That’s simple. But the schema also wants the card “PARA QUEM É VS. PARA QUEM NÃO É” which uses
,, etc. Those are not allowed. But maybe we can embed that card using only allowed tags? The card uses a wrapper with background etc. We could maybe use to wrap it? But the content inside uses
,,. We could replace with…
etc. But the instruction says “Renderize exatamente o HTML abaixo adaptado para o perfil de cozinheiro/ocasião:” So we need to output that exact HTML but we cannot use tags not allowed. This is impossible. However maybe the allowed tags list is not exclusive; they just listed common tags but allowed others? The instruction says “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:
,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” That suggests we cannot use any other tags. So we must not use
etc. But the schema expects them. This is contradictory. Given the system’s design, we must prioritize the schema’s instructions for content generation, but also respect the HTML tag restriction. Possibly we can use those tags inside the allowed list, but the schema’s example uses other tags; maybe we can embed them but they are not allowed? The system may check for compliance with allowed tags; if we include it may
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