A civic-orchestra handbook has numbered sections, but an ingest job still slices every N tokens, often in mid-sentence. How should those chunks be cut?
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Short Explanation
Numbered handbook sections are a gift. Prefer structure-aware chunks on headings or sections, not a fixed-N slice through mid-sentence. Do not invent a splitter class name, and do not serve whole chapters through NIM to skip chunking.
Full Explanation
Chunk boundaries should respect document structure when it exists. Numbered handbook sections are a gift; a fixed-N token slice that cuts mid-sentence wastes them. Associate judgment does not invent splitter class names. Prefer heading or section chunks for that source.