blog: Add How to Add Line Breaks in LinkedIn Posts

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Adds new blog post: How to Add Line Breaks in LinkedIn Posts

• Topic: Solving LinkedIn line break formatting issues
• Target keyword: linkedin line breaks
• Includes cover image and comparison infographic generated with Gemini API
• Provides solutions for desktop vs mobile formatting problems
• Covers best practices for clean formatting

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Low Risk
Content-only changes (new markdown post and a plan status update) with no impact to runtime logic or security-sensitive code paths.

Overview
Adds a new blog article, src/content/blog/linkedin-line-breaks.md, covering why LinkedIn line breaks collapse and practical fixes (mobile-post workflow, plain-text copy/paste, and formatting best practices), including references to new imagery assets.

Updates the blog content plan (content-plan/linkedin-blog-content.md) to mark “How to Add Line Breaks in LinkedIn Posts” as published (status set to ✅).

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PR Review: LinkedIn Line Breaks Blog Post

I've completed a comprehensive review of this pull request. Here's my analysis:

Todo List:

• Read repository guidelines from CLAUDE.md
• Review main blog post content and structure
• Check new image assets
• Review build output changes
• Assess overall quality and provide feedback
• Check for potential security or performance issues

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✅ Overall Assessment: APPROVED

This is a high-quality blog post that follows best practices and aligns well with the project's content strategy.

Content Quality & SEO

• Excellent targeting: Post blog: Add LinkedIn Formatting Guide 2025 #11 in the content plan targeting "linkedin line breaks" keyword
• Strong structure: Clear TL;DR section, logical flow from problem to solution
• Good UX: Practical solutions with mobile app workaround as primary fix
• SEO optimized: Proper frontmatter, meta tags, and keyword integration

Technical Implementation

• Clean markdown: Well-formatted with proper frontmatter structure at src/content/blog/linkedin-line-breaks.md:1-13
• Image assets: Two high-quality images properly added to both public/ and dist/ directories
• Build integration: Sitemap correctly updated with new post entry at dist/sitemap.xml:76-80
• Content planning: Status properly updated in content-plan/linkedin-blog-content.md:43

Visual Assets Review

• Cover image: Professional before/after comparison showing the line break problem
• Comparison infographic: Detailed LinkedIn post mockups demonstrating the formatting issue
• Both images are properly optimized and relevant to the content

Security & Performance

• ✅ No security concerns - static content only
• ✅ Images are reasonably sized for web
• ✅ No malicious code or suspicious patterns
• ✅ Build output properly regenerated (32 files updated as expected)

Code Quality

• ✅ Proper markdown syntax throughout
• ✅ Consistent frontmatter structure matches other posts
• ✅ External links use proper formatting and appear legitimate
• ✅ Internal tool promotion is well-integrated and not overly aggressive

Minor Suggestions

1. Consider adding alt text to the comparison image at src/content/blog/linkedin-line-breaks.md:64
2. The resources section could benefit from one more authoritative source

Test Coverage

No automated tests appear to be in scope for this static content addition, which is appropriate for a blog post.

This PR successfully adds valuable content that addresses a real user pain point while maintaining high quality standards and proper technical implementation.

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Visit the preview URL for this PR (updated for commit 1aa3715):

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