# Handoff — 2026-09-09 — a wrong hot key, found by the next editor

## State

Ten documentation files changed, both languages, uncommitted. Nothing else in this repository was touched and its suite was not re-run.

## What was wrong

Every page that named the Python menu's hot key said `Alt-T`. The menu is `~P~ython`; it answers to `Alt-P`. `Alt-T` is Turbo Rust's, from `Rus~t~`, and it reached these pages through the mechanical substitution that produced them — the identifiers were all changed and the key was not, because a key is not an identifier. It shipped in `v0.1.0` and `v0.1.1`.

A second sentence was wrong for the same reason: "`Tools` gets `Alt-T`. `Format` gets `Alt-M`" in `how-to/run-uv-commands.md` was Turbo Rust's arithmetic about which letters are free.

`explanation/architecture.md` also said "all three editors" in both languages. It is four now.

## Next steps

1. Commit.
2. **Copy `TestTheToolsReferenceMatchesTheStarterFile` from turbo-moonbit** (`internal/moonbitlang/templates_test.go`). It reads the tools table out of `docs/{en,fr}/reference/*-tools.md` and holds every row to the file `tools.Create` actually writes, and it checks the menu's hot key by name. It is what would have caught this. Perhaps twenty minutes.
3. While there: this repository's `docs/diagrams/packages.drawio` **is** already held to `go list` by `diagram_test.go`. turbo-go and turbo-rust still are not — that item is from the previous handoff and is still open.

## Watch out for

- The previous handoff's finding stands: **turbo-go v0.4.2 and turbo-rust v0.4.2 are tagged releases whose suites fail**, on stale template assertions. `01-release.tag.sh` runs `make check`, so the next tag in either will refuse to be cut.