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This pull request updates the documentation to reflect two new features effective from April 14, 2025. The first update integrates the Shopify CLI tool, adding details on theme and app validations—including Liquid syntax checks, performance bottlenecks, accessibility, and security validations—along with comprehensive guidance in a new documentation file. The second update introduces Bitbucket Cloud scheduled reports with automated team performance summaries sent via various channels. A minor punctuation correction is also applied to the Web Queries feature description.

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File(s) Summary of Changes
docs/changelog.md Updated changelog for April 14, 2025 to include Shopify CLI integration for theme/app validations, Bitbucket Cloud scheduled automated reports, and a punctuation correction for the Web Queries description.
docs/tools/shopify-cli.md New documentation providing a comprehensive guide to the Shopify CLI including configuration options, validation rules, common issues, and resource links.
docs/tools/tools.md Added a new entry for Shopify CLI in the Supported Tools section under "Code Quality" along with a new reference link directing users to the detailed Shopify CLI documentation.

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    participant U as User
    participant CLI as Shopify CLI
    participant V as Validation Engine

    U->>CLI: Initiate theme/app validation
    CLI->>V: Check Liquid syntax, performance, accessibility, security
    V-->>CLI: Return validation results
    CLI-->>U: Display validation report
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    participant U as User
    participant BC as Bitbucket Cloud
    participant S as Scheduler
    participant N as Notification Service

    U->>BC: Configure scheduled reporting
    BC->>S: Set up automated report generation
    S->>BC: Compile team performance and PR metrics
    BC->>N: Forward report to Email/Slack/Teams/Discord
    N-->>U: Deliver the report notification
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docs/tools/shopify-cli.md (1)

13-61: Comprehensive Documentation for Shopify CLI
The content provides a clear overview of Shopify CLI, covering configuration options, validation rules (for both themes and apps), common issues, and relevant external links. This thorough breakdown will be very useful for users. One optional enhancement would be to consider adding example configuration snippets or usage scenarios to further assist users in getting started.

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55-57: Minor Preposition Suggestion in Web Queries Section
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docs/tools/shopify-cli.md (2)

1-5: Front Matter is Clear and Consistent
The YAML front matter is well-formed with required metadata such as the title, sidebar label, and description. This sets the stage nicely for the document.


7-11: MDX Code Block Usage is Appropriate
The inclusion of the ProPlanNotice component via an MDX code block is a neat way to highlight premium content. The import statement and component usage look correct.

docs/tools/tools.md (2)

73-73: New Shopify CLI Table Entry Added
The addition of the Shopify CLI row in the Supported Tools table is well-formatted and aligns with the style of the other entries. This provides a clear pointer for users looking for Shopify-related tool documentation.


107-107: Correct Reference Link for Shopify CLI
The new reference link [ShopifyCLI]: ./shopify-cli.md is correctly added at the end of the document, ensuring that the table entry links to the proper documentation page.

docs/changelog.md (2)

8-23: Clear Announcement for Shopify CLI Integration
The new changelog entry for April 14, 2025, clearly outlines the Shopify CLI integration. The description effectively summarizes the key benefits—such as validation of Liquid syntax, theme requirements, and security vulnerabilities—which will help users quickly grasp the update.


24-32: Detailed Overview of Bitbucket Cloud Scheduled Reporting
The Bitbucket Cloud section is concise yet informative. It lists the new capabilities like automated scheduling, custom summaries, and diverse delivery channels. This makes it easy for users to understand the new reporting feature.

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34-50: Common Issues Overview
The "Common Issues" section is well organized by categorizing issues into "Theme Issues" and "App Issues". Each category lists typical problems effectively. As a future enhancement, you might consider adding examples or brief remediation tips for each issue.

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1-5: Front Matter Integrity
The front matter is well-structured with clear metadata (title, sidebar_label, description). Ensure that these fields are consistent with the project's documentation standards and that any future updates to site configuration are reflected here.


7-11: MDX Code Block for ProPlanNotice
The MDX code block correctly imports and renders the ProPlanNotice component. Confirm that the component path (@site/src/components/ProPlanNotice.mdx) is valid and that the component displays as intended in the rendered documentation.


13-14: Introduction Text Clarity
The introductory sentence provides a concise description of the Shopify CLI tool, clearly stating its purpose and functionalities. This sets a good context for the readers.


15-25: Theme Validation Section
The "Validation Rules" section starts with a clear header and lists detailed checks for themes. The checklist (Liquid syntax errors, theme requirements compliance, asset organization, performance best practices, and accessibility standards) is comprehensive.


27-32: App Validation Section
The "App Validation" section mirrors the clarity found in the theme validation details. The checklist items (app extension configuration, function implementation, API version compatibility, and security best practices) are succinct and informative.


51-57: Links to Resources
The "Links" section provides direct access to key resources, including the Shopify CLI GitHub repository, theme & app documentation, and theme development requirements. It would be beneficial to verify that these URLs are current and reflect the latest documentation available.

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