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Based on the Reddit discussion, there is currently no unified solution; practices in use include building regression tests for key policies, adding version metadata to documents, and combining manual spot checks with user feedback; for early-stage projects, it is recommended to first focus on high-frequency questions and manually verify the effect of updates before gradually automating.
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