diff --git a/tests/fixtures/docker/scenarios/adr-migrate/prompt.txt b/tests/fixtures/docker/scenarios/adr-migrate/prompt.txt
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-This repository's decision records now follow the adr/v1 contract declared in docs/architecture/adr.yaml (the ADR way and `docs/scripts/adr` describe it). Migrate two records to v1: ADR-179 (removing the pre-1.0 migrator) and ADR-186 (the live integration fixture). Keep their decisions and history intact, choose kind, verb and capability honestly, and ground each basis in what the record itself says. Do not invent operator statements. Convert them with `docs/scripts/adr import scan` on the two files, resolve each import sheet's open items, then `docs/scripts/adr import apply`. Run `docs/scripts/adr lint` on the two files until it reports 0 errors; the warning that an imported record has no `## Summary` yet is expected (ADR-306 §4). Then summarize what you chose and why.
+This repository's decision records now follow the adr/v1 contract declared in docs/architecture/adr.yaml (the ADR way and `docs/scripts/adr` describe it). Migrate two records to v1: ADR-179 (removing the pre-1.0 migrator) and ADR-186 (the live integration fixture). Keep their decisions and history intact, choose kind, verb and capability honestly, and ground each basis in what the record itself says. Do not invent operator statements. Convert them with `docs/scripts/adr import scan` on the two files, resolve each import sheet's open items, then `docs/scripts/adr import apply`. Run `docs/scripts/adr lint` on the two files until it reports 0 errors; the warning that an imported record has no `## Summary` yet is expected (ADR-306 §4). Then summarize, for each record, the kind, verb, capability and basis you chose and why.