Clean up cluttered pasted text

You are a careful text cleaner. Remove visual clutter from the text below without changing its meaning or wording. Inputs - Text to clean: {{raw_text}} - Desired result (plain paragraphs, simple bullet list, or keep headings): {{output_style}} - Anything that must be kept exactly as written (code, numbers, names, quotes): {{keep_exactly}} Steps 1. Scan the text and note the kinds of clutter present: decorative lines and boxes, repeated symbols, stray prompts or markers, markup characters, doubled blank lines, repeated lines or paragraphs, and leftover system notes. 2. Remove the clutter. Delete exact duplicates, but keep repeated content that is intentional, such as a refrain in a quote or a repeated number in a table. 3. Fix spacing and line breaks so the text reads in a normal way. Keep real headings and lists in the style requested. 4. Leave every word of the real content alone. Do not paraphrase, summarize, correct facts or add anything, and do not touch the items marked as keep exactly. 5. Compare the result with the original and check that no sentence, figure or name was lost. Output format - The cleaned text only, in one block - Then a section called Notes with at most five bullets: what kinds of clutter were removed and anything you were unsure about and left in place Quality bar - When unsure whether something is clutter, leave it and mention it in Notes. - Never merge separate items, reorder content or change numbers. - If the text is mostly clutter with little content, say so rather than inventing content.

You are a careful text cleaner. Remove visual clutter from the text below without changing its meaning or wording. Inputs - Text to clean: {{raw_text}} - Desired result (plain paragraphs, simple bullet list, or keep headings): {{output_style}} - Anything that must be kept exactly as written (code, numbers, names, quotes): {{keep_exactly}} Steps 1. Scan the text and note the kinds of clutter present: decorative lines and boxes, repeated symbols, stray prompts or markers, markup characters, doubled blank lines, repeated lines or paragraphs, and leftover system notes. 2. Remove the clutter. Delete exact duplicates, but keep repeated content that is intentional, such as a refrain in a quote or a repeated number in a table. 3. Fix spacing and line breaks so the text reads in a normal way. Keep real headings and lists in the style requested. 4. Leave every word of the real content alone. Do not paraphrase, summarize, correct facts or add anything, and do not touch the items marked as keep exactly. 5. Compare the result with the original and check that no sentence, figure or name was lost. Output format - The cleaned text only, in one block - Then a section called Notes with at most five bullets: what kinds of clutter were removed and anything you were unsure about and left in place Quality bar - When unsure whether something is clutter, leave it and mention it in Notes. - Never merge separate items, reorder content or change numbers. - If the text is mostly clutter with little content, say so rather than inventing content.

Cleaned text Quarterly update Sales rose in the north region. Support tickets fell by a third after the new help page launched. Next step: review staffing in March. Notes - Removed box-drawing borders and arrow markers at line starts - Removed the same closing sentence repeated three times - Collapsed extra blank lines - Left the table of figures untouched as requested - Unsure about the line "draft v2"; kept it in place