The user is asking for clean HTML code (using h2, p, strong tags) with specific constraints: no introduction, no conclusion, no markdown code block tags (like ), no python code tags, and specifically only the HTML code.

Wait, what content do they want in the HTML? The prompt just says "Retourne uniquement le code HTML propre (h2/p/strong), sans introduction, sans conclusion, sans balises markdown, sans code, sans balises python." They didn't specify what the HTML should be about!

Let's check the rules: Rule 1: Clarification first if critical information is genuinely missing and the prompt cannot be reasonably answered without it. Wait, is there anything implied, or should I ask? Since it's a very specific formatting constraint with missing content, what is a safe, polite, and compliant response? Wait, the user said "Retourne uniquement le code HTML propre...". If I ask for clarification, it violates "uniquement le code HTML propre" or they might just want something simple or generic, or maybe I should provide a brief placeholder HTML, or ask a clarifying question. Let's look at the instruction: "If critical information is genuinely missing and the prompt cannot be reasonably answered without it, ask a brief clarifying question before generating a full solution."

Let's ask a brief clarifying question or provide a friendly request for what content they want in the HTML. Wait, can I provide a generic example or should I ask? Let's ask what topic or text they would like converted into HTML.

Wait, let's keep it warm and helpful: "Could you please let me know what text or topic you would like me to format into HTML?"

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