Make help comments not mention the team#5370
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This PR fixes a GitHub issue where help comments in pull requests were unintentionally mentioning the @dotnet/product-construction team due to the @ symbol in comment text. The change escapes the @ symbol using HTML entities to prevent unwanted team mentions.
- Escapes the @ symbol in help comments to avoid unintentional team mentions
- Uses HTML
<b>@</b>tags instead of markdown to prevent GitHub from treating it as a mention
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Oct 14, 2025
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Uses HTML
<b>@</b>tags instead of markdown to prevent GitHub from treating it as a mention.It looks like even comments such as dotnet/dotnet#2849 (comment) cause the team to be mentioned now.