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,,| , | . Do not use markdown or h1.” That suggests we should restrict ourselves to those tags only. So we cannot use, ,, etc. But they later instruct to insert for questions. That’s allowed. For other sections they used but that’s not in allowed list. However the instruction says “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE em HTML limpo usando: , ,,- , ,
,,| , | .” So we should only use those tags. But they also want to insert for questions, which is not listed but maybe allowed because they said use for questions. Actually they said “Crie exatamente o número sorteado de perguntas (entre 7 e 10), gerando títulos .” So we must use. So allowed tags include. The initial list maybe not exhaustive; they said using those tags, but also need. So we can use. For other structural elements like, maybe not allowed. But they gave examples of using in the instructions for sections. However the final instruction says “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE em HTML limpo usando: , ,,- , ,
,,| , | . Do not use markdown or h1.” So we should avoid, , etc. But they also want to insert certain HTML blocks with style attributes. That includes with style. That conflicts. However they explicitly gave those blocks in the instructions, so we must include them even though they use . The instruction says “Insira este bloco de realce sólido…” which includes . So we must include tags. So the allowed tags list may be illustrative, not strict. We can use and other tags as needed for layout. The key is not to use markdown or h1. So we can use , ,, etc. Thus we can use for sections. We’ll include the required blocks exactly as given, but we must adapt them to include the placeholders [nome_produto], [nome_produtor], [link_afiliado], [COR_LÍDER] etc. We need to compute COR_LÍDER based on insight selection. They said to select one of three variations of Insight of Authority. We need to choose one and set COR_LÍDER identical to criteria of Part 1 to maintain visual unity. We don’t have Part 1 details. We can pick one and assign a color maybe like #0f172a? Actually they use [COR_LÍDER] placeholder. We need to replace with a color code. In the CSS they use [COR_LÍDER] as variable. We need to fill with a color value. Let’s choose a color like #0f172a (dark). That matches used in other parts. Or maybe #10b981 (green). Let’s pick #0f172a. We need to generate 7-10 questions, unique, not repeating Part 1. They gave a list of possible questions; we can use some of them but must not repeat those from Part 1. We don’t know Part 1 questions; but we can assume they were different. We’ll just use a subset of the list, maybe 8 questions. Must not repeat the exact same wording as Part 1; we don’t know them, but we can assume they used some of these. Safer to use a different subset. Let’s pick 8 questions from the list, but ensure they are not repeated. Since we don’t know which were used, we can just use all of them? That might risk repetition. But we can pick 8 out of the list, maybe the first 8? Might be okay. Let’s choose 8 questions: the ones listed: “Vou precisar comprar outros programas…”, “O [nome_produto] de [nome_produtor] cobra algum tipo de taxa de manutenção anual…”, “Quais são as ferramentas gratuitas…”, “A plataforma de faturamento cobra taxas…”, “O suporte de [nome_produtor] para tirar dúvidas práticas…”, “Os bônus, planilhas e e-books…”, “Como funciona a cobrança de impostos…”, “Se o [nome_produtor] atualizar as aulas…”, “Há algum custo extra na hora de emitir o certificado…”, “Veredito de custos…”. That’s 10. We need 7-10 questions. Let’s pick 8, maybe the first 8. We’ll generate | | | |