wtf is qcloud-documents?

This is Tencent Cloud's internal style guide for writing technical documentation. It establishes a consistent standard for how all the company's public-facing docs, whether they cover cloud products, APIs, SDKs, or whitepapers, should be formatted and written. The guide is built around the idea that good documentation solves real user problems. Before diving into how-tos, docs should answer the fundamental questions: What is this product? Who should use it? Why would someone need it? When and where would they use it? And most importantly, how do they actually use it? This framework keeps writers focused on readers' needs rather than just listing features. The rest of the guide is a rulebook for consistency. It specifies font sizes, colors, and heading levels so every document looks and feels the same. It explains how to format code snippets, parameter lists, UI button names, and hyperlinks. It sets rules for punctuation, spacing between Chinese and English text, and which words are capitalized correctly, for example, always "WiFi," never "wifi." There's even a section on writing style: keep sentences simple, avoid slang, use proper Chinese grammar, and delete any words that don't add meaning. Anyone writing technical documentation at Tencent Cloud would use this repository as their reference. It's like a house style guide for a publishing company, but for cloud platform docs. The README doesn't go into detail about how the actual docs are built or deployed, only the rules writers and editors need to follow when creating and formatting content in Markdown before it gets published online.