docs: bring the site into step with v2.16.0

[shenxianpeng]

v2.16.0 opened a rule range the site had no home for, so the reference pages had no entry for either feature it shipped. This brings them into step.

What changed

docs/rules.md — sections for the four new rules:

Rule	Check	Config
CC401	tag	[tag] regex
CC302	file-size	[files] max_size
CC303	file-pattern	[files] prohibited_patterns
CC304	path-length	[files] max_path_length

CC3xx now covers push and files, and CC4xx opens for tags — the range table and the rule index both say so.

docs/configuration.md — the four new options with their defaults, alongside their environment-variable and CLI forms.

docs/changelog.md — the v2.16.0 entry, dated 2026-08-31 to match its PyPI upload, plus a Highlights row.

Install pins — five rev: snippets move to v2.16.0. Blog posts are left alone on purpose.

One test change, and why it was unavoidable

_OPTIONS_ROW recognised only commit, branch and push sections, so a [files] or [tag] row could never be seen as documented — test_every_runtime_option_is_documented would fail no matter what the page said. It now reads those sections too.

The second half is subtler. tag.regex defaults to the SemVer pattern, which contains alternation — a |. A markdown table cell cannot carry a raw pipe, and the old non-greedy match stopped at the first one regardless. The cell now escapes its pipes and the comparison unescapes them before checking against the runtime. Without that, no option whose default contains a pipe could ever be documented, which is a gap the new rule happened to expose rather than one it created.

Verification

Against the released package, as AGENTS.md requires — not a checkout of main:

$ python -m pip install --no-cache-dir --upgrade pytest commit-check==2.16.0
$ python -m pytest tests/ -q
9 passed

This was prepared before v2.16.0 was published, when test_pinned_revisions_match_the_released_version was the one red test — the case AGENTS.md allows for pins written ahead of the tag. The release is out now and it passes, so the suite is fully green.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added tag validation configuration and the CC401 tag rule.
  • Added file validation for maximum size, prohibited path patterns, and maximum path length (CC302–CC304).
  • Added check-tag and check-files pre-push hooks.
• Documentation
  • Documented new tag and file settings, environment variables, rules, defaults, and examples.
  • Updated integration examples to use version 2.16.0.
• Tests
  • Improved documentation checks for new configuration sections and escaped characters in defaults.

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The documentation adds v2.16.0 coverage for tag validation and file policies, documents their configuration options and environment variables, updates rule indexes, adjusts documentation synchronization, and changes pre-commit examples to reference v2.16.0.

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Layer / File(s)	Summary
Rule and release documentation docs/rules.md, docs/changelog.md	Documents CC302–CC304 file rules, CC401 tag validation, related hooks, execution details, configuration, and the v2.16.0 release.
Configuration reference and synchronization docs/configuration.md, tests/docs_sync_test.py	Adds tag and file option mappings and updates documented-default parsing for escaped pipe characters.
Release version references docs/configuration.md, docs/example.md, docs/guides/integrations.md, docs/index.md	Updates pre-commit examples from v2.15.1 to v2.16.0.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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docs/rules.md (1)

858-859: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Keep the repository’s shell prompt convention.

The new git tag examples omit the conventional $ prompt. Add the prompt to both command blocks.

Based on learnings: preserve the conventional $ shell prompt style in command examples within AGENTS.md and Markdown documentation files.

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In `@docs/rules.md` around lines 858 - 859, Update both git tag command examples
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[shenxianpeng]

@coderabbitai on the remaining nitpick (the git tag examples in docs/rules.md missing a $ prompt) — it had no thread of its own, so replying here.

Not taking it: the convention is per fence language, and this file is on the other side of it.

Page	Fence	Blocks	With $
rules.md	```bash	16	0
example.md, getting-started.md, configuration.md, guides/*, index.md, migration.md	```console	45	29

console blocks are session transcripts and carry the prompt; bash blocks are plain commands and do not. Every pre-existing bash block in rules.md follows that — git pull, git rebase -i --autosquash main, git commit --amend, and the git push --force pair in CC301 directly above my new sections. The blog posts use bash without prompts too.

My git tag examples are ```bash, so adding $ would make them the only 2 of 18 prompted blocks in the file.

Worth noting for the learning you recorded on this: the $ convention holds for console fences (and for AGENTS.md, which uses console), not for bash fences.

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@shenxianpeng, thanks for the detailed clarification. The git tag examples use bash fences and correctly omit the $ prompt. The original nitpick does not apply.

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