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• Assess: The user asks for "only clean HTML code (h2/p/strong), without introduction, without conclusion, without markdown tags, without code, without python tags." But the prompt doesn't specify what content should be converted into HTML. Wait, looking at the instruction carefully, the user wants plain HTML containing some text or perhaps they just gave an instruction style constraint. Wait, since the prompt is completely empty of the subject matter, what should I put? Or is it a test? Let's check what they might want, or if there's any implicit context. Ah, wait, there is no previous context. Let's provide a basic clean HTML snippet as requested, or wait, rule 1/3: clarification first or concise completion? Wait, let's look at the instruction: "Retourne uniquement le code HTML propre (h2/p/strong), sans introduction, sans conclusion, sans balises markdown, sans code, sans balises python." Since they didn't specify the topic, let's provide a generic helpful response or check if it refers to something. Wait, if no topic is given, what should the HTML contain? Let's write a clean HTML snippet or maybe a polite placeholder, but wait—they said "sans introduction, sans conclusion, sans balises markdown" (no markdown fences like ). Wait, if I use markdown fences, it violates "sans balises markdown". So I must output raw text starting directly with HTML tags. But what content? Let's provide a basic HTML structure with h2, p, and strong regarding clean HTML output or a helpful message. Let's make it brief and directly in HTML.

Wait, let's check if there's any hidden instruction. Let's write standard HTML.

HTML

<h2>Information</h2>

<p>Veuillez préciser le contenu que vous souhaitez convertir ou rédiger en <strong>HTML</strong>.</p>

Wait, remember: "sans balises markdown" means no fences! Just the raw HTML text.

Let's double-check the rules. Flat structure, no root wrapper tag if not needed, but wait, the user asked for HTML. Let's output just the HTML tags directly without any markdown code blocks.Information