Add pattern 31: reference-markup artifacts#127
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Resubmit of the single high-signal pattern you flagged on #112 — just the reference-markup artifacts, no overlap with #21/#23/#25.
Adds §31 Reference-Markup Artifacts: citation/tracking tokens that leak in when text is pasted straight out of a chat UI without scrubbing (
turn0search0,citeturn0search1,:contentReference[oaicite:0],oai_citation,[web:1],?utm_source=chatgpt.com,&referrer=grok.com). These never occur in human prose, so a hit is near-conclusive evidence of unedited AI output.Scope is deliberately minimal: SKILL.md only, one pattern, +13 lines, slotted after §30 and before the Detection Guidance section. No README/version changes.
Source: Wikipedia: Signs of AI writing — "Markup" and "Citations" sections.