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Adds a collapsible 'Syntax reference' panel documenting the full policy API surface: the filter(ctx) contract, params schema types, ctx fields, mrf.accept/reject/rewrite decisions, mrf.activity.*/mrf.note.*/mrf.lookup.* helpers, sandbox constraints, and a worked example. Content is grounded in the SANDBOX_PRELUDE and parseDecision rules. Also renders string_array params as comma-separated inputs (matching the existing coerceParams round-trip) and reseeds the params form from the dry-run result so live editing converges.
The worked example read ctx.params.max_mentions without declaring it, so copying it alone would error on a nil comparison. Declare the parameter in the example's own policy.params block.
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