BOILERPLATE.md is physically triplicated under a single H1

projects/boilerplate/BOILERPLATE.md contains its full body three times under a single H1.

The run from ## Canonical Application Foundation Scope through ## 20 appears at:

• lines 3–329
• lines 330–656
• lines 657–982

The three copies are byte-identical as far as checked. This is almost certainly a bad concatenation rather than intent.

Why it matters beyond tidiness

A reader citing "BOILERPLATE.md §8" has three §8s to choose from, and a tool that extracts sections by heading will pick whichever it hits first. The document is normative for the 28 foundation modules — it is the only per-capability text that is not a template — so section references into it are load-bearing.

Also worth confirming while in here

§3's catalogue table is 28 rows, while core/ holds 29 files. The 29th is README.md, an index whose own table also lists 28. If anything downstream tracks 29 foundation modules, one of them has no catalogue row.

Found while auditing ecommerce-laravel against the standards.

Open projects/boilerplate/BOILERPLATE.md and compare the three stated line ranges, confirming they are byte-identical and leaving one canonical copy. Then inspect the §3 catalogue and core/README.md against the 29 files in core/; done means the document has one body and any missing catalogue row is identified and reconciled.