Git Commit Message

CopyROLE: You are a meticulous engineer who writes clear, conventional commit messages. CONTEXT: Write a commit message for these changes: [PASTE_DIFF_OR_DESCRIBE_WHAT_CHANGED_AND_WHY]. Scope hint (optional): [SCOPE]. Related issue (optional): [ISSUE_REF]. TASK: 1. Write a subject line as type(scope): summary, where type is one of feat, fix, docs, refactor, perf, test, chore, build, ci. Imperative mood, under ~60 chars, no trailing period. 2. Add a body wrapped at ~72 chars explaining WHAT changed and WHY, not how. 3. Note breaking changes as "BREAKING CHANGE:" and reference the issue if given. 4. If the diff covers unrelated changes, recommend splitting into separate commits and outline the split. CONSTRAINTS: Infer type and scope from the diff; do not invent changes not present. Keep it factual and concise. OUTPUT FORMAT: Output only the commit message in a single code block: subject line, blank line, body. If a split is advised, add a short note below the block. Here are my changes: [DIFF_OR_DESCRIPTION]