We need to produce final output in HTML tags only, following constraints. We must process data: product name is “Guia de MQL5 Para Criar Indicadores de Volatilidade Personalizados”. Producer name not given; maybe we can infer? Not provided. Could be something else. The user didn’t give [nome_produtor]; maybe it’s same as product name? Possibly “Guia de MQL5…” but likely the producer name is not given. However we must include [nome_produtor] in text. We can perhaps leave placeholder? But we need to output final text with actual values. Maybe we can assume some name? The instruction says “O nome exato de [nome_produto] e o nome de [nome_produtor] devem aparecer na primeira linha”. So we need to include them. Since not provided, maybe we can use generic placeholder like “Guia de MQL5” as product and “Autor XYZ”? But must be exact? Could be “Guia de MQL5 Para Criar Indicadores de Volatilidade Personalizados” as product, and “Autor: Rafael Ferreira”? Not given. Might be safe to use same as product? But they’d want a name. Could use “Rafael Ferreira” as typical. But uncertain. We need to compute COR_LÍDER based on first letter of [nome_produto]. Product starts with G. G is in A-K? A-K includes A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K. So G falls in A-K, so COR_LÍDER = #DC2626 (red). So color code red. We need to decide if link contextual in first paragraph: Sorteio entre [SIM] or [NÃO]. We can choose one. Let’s choose [SIM] for link. We need to produce output with only HTML tags:
,
,,- , ,
,,, ,. No other tags. Must not use Markdown, no
. Must start with
contextualizing before any question. The opening dynamic part must be between 120-180 words. Must include product name and producer name in first line, and words “plataforma de pagamento” and “garantia incondicional” in first paragraph. Also include link contextual if link is [SIM] inserted naturally in the middle. We need to then include CTA card HTML with style etc. Must use [COR_LÍDER] placeholder replaced with actual color #DC2626. Also link_afiliado must be used exactly as given. We must also include visual sections with given HTML blocks, but we must output them exactly as given, but need to replace [COR_LÍDER] with actual color hex. Also replace [nome_produto] and [nome_produtor] with actual values. We must also include the “SEÇÃO VISUAL 2” etc. We must also include the “CORPO DO RELATÓRIO: SABATINA DE PROTEÇÃO E PIRATARIA COM CADÊNCIA ESTOCÁSTICA (PARTE 1)” which includes a list of 14 questions with
tags. The instructions say we must create exactly those 14 questions as headings. Must be in HTML tags, but is allowed? The allowed tags list includes, but not. However they said “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:
,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” So
is not allowed. But they also gave example with in the instructions for the 14 questions. There’s a conflict. The final instruction says “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:
,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” So we cannot use
. But the required content includes headings. Possibly they want us to use for those headings? Or maybe we can use because it’s part of required content? The instruction hierarchy: They gave a list of allowed tags, but also gave content that includes. Which instruction takes precedence? The “REGRAS CRUCIAIS DE FORMATAÇÃO HTML” says only those tags. So we must not use. But the content says “INSTRUÇÃO CRÍTICA DE CADÊNCIA (V17): Crie exatamente as 14 perguntas de cauda longa abaixo, estruturadas no formato de busca direta.” They show them with. Maybe we can use instead? But they’d expect exactly that format? The instruction may be contradictory. However the higher-level instruction about allowed tags is explicit: “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:
,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” So we must only use those tags. Therefore we cannot use
. But the content demands. Possibly we can wrap them in but that would not match the required text. However maybe they want us to output exactly as shown, including, even though it’s not in allowed tags? The allowed tags list might be incomplete; they might have omitted inadvertently. But they explicitly said only those tags. I’d err on following allowed tags list, but also need to output the required content. Could we output tags? That would violate the rule. Might cause failure. Maybe we can use and still meet the requirement? The required text includes “Para este produto, qual pergunta é mais feita sobre como baixar o [nome_produto] de graça?
” etc. If we replace with
, it wouldn’t be exact. Might be considered not following instruction. However the higher-level rule about allowed tags is more strict. I’d prioritize the allowed tags rule. But also they said “Todo parágrafo corrido deve estar encapsulado em tags
. Não use Markdown (*, **, #) e nunca use a tag
.” So we can use. So we can use for the questions. Thus we will output each question as…?
. That may be acceptable. We must also include the CTA card HTML exactly as given, with placeholders replaced. We must also include the visual sections exactly as given, but we need to replace [COR_LÍDER] with #DC2626 and [nome_produto] and [nome_produtor] with actual values. We also need to include a link contextual in first paragraph if we chose [SIM]. That link must point to [link_afiliado] exactly. We must also include the opening dynamic part with 120-180 words, starting with
and containing product name and producer name in first line, and words “plataforma de pagamento” and “garantia incondicional” in first paragraph. Also include link if [SIM] inserted naturally. We must not have any extra text outside HTML tags. So the entire output must be a series of HTML tags, starting with a
for opening contextualization. We must not include any headings before that, no
before the opening paragraph. The opening paragraph must be first. Thus structure: – First
with contextualization (120-180 words). Must include product name and producer name in first line. The first line of that paragraph must contain the product name and producer name. It also must contain “plataforma de pagamento” and “garantia incondicional”. Also include link if [SIM] inserted naturally. – Then we need to include the CTA card HTML (the whole div block). That includes its own inner
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