pub const DOCTOR_LONG: &str = "\
One read-only pass that answers \"why is this not doing what I expect\". Without a \
path it checks the installation: binary and twin, PATH, registry health, every \
stored setting revalidated, SKILL.md, icons, hooks, scheduler, the package-manager \
binaries your repositories actually need, and the release-check state. With a path \
it checks that repository and ends by naming the single reason a prune would or \
would not touch it.
`--fix` is diagnosis first, then treatment — and it mends installed-but-broken only: \
a stale or missing `devp` twin, a missing SKILL.md export, hooks or a scheduler \
whose recorded binary moved, a drifted hook chain, and registry entries whose \
repository is gone. Each repair is the corresponding `devp setup` pass re-run, so a \
repair can never do more than setup itself would. It never performs a first-time \
install, and never touches an unreadable registry — a parse failure is for you to \
look at, not for a tool to guess at.
EXIT CODES: 0 when everything works, warnings included — a missing scheduler should \
not fail a script. 1 only for genuine breakage: an unreadable registry, an \
out-of-range setting, a dead registered path, a directory that is not a Git \
repository. `--fix` exits 1 when any repair failed or was out of reach.";