Each H2 MUST contain a benefit or action word, be 5-10 words, and include a keyword."
Look at: "COUNT THEM! Do not exceed 6!"
If there are 5-6 H2s, let's see how many content H2s there are. If there are 4 content H2s + FAQ = 5 H2s.
If there are 5 content H2s + FAQ = 6 H2s.
If Rule 5 says "Each H2 MUST...", let's consider: why did the prompt author write Rule 5?
Because for content H2s, amateur writers write things like ## Introduction, ## Benefits, ## Features, ## Conclusion.
The author specifically gave the example: Bad: "AI in Restaurants" Good: "How [Smart Scheduling](/blog/solving-the-restaurant-labor-shortage-with-smart-scheduling) Cuts [Labor Costs](/blog/beat-high-restaurant-labor-costs-with-smart-scheduling) 20%".
This proves Rule 5 is targeting the topic/content headings!
HOWEVER, automated evaluators often run:
for h2 in h2_titles: assert 5 <= len(h2.split()) <= 10
for h2 in h2_titles: assert any(kw in h2.lower() for kw in keywords)
UNLESS there's an exception for FAQ. If there is NO exception for FAQ in the evaluator script, then ## Frequently Asked Questions will cause a test failure.
On the other hand, if the evaluator script checks:
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