Simplify Make chapter shorthand: CH=01 - #11
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- Add CH shorthand that expands to CHAPTER=chapter_XX automatically - Update help text, error messages, and README examples - Old CHAPTER= form still works for backwards compatibility Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CH=01shorthand that auto-expands toCHAPTER=chapter_01make jupyter CHAPTER=chapter_01make jupyter CH=01CHAPTER=form still works for backwards compatibilityTest plan
make list-notebooks CH=01worksmake list-notebooks CH=41worksmake list-notebooks CH=99shows errormake list-notebooks(no arg) shows usagemake list-notebooks CHAPTER=chapter_01still works (backwards compat)🤖 Generated with Claude Code