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You can automatically remove decorative comment banners from JavaScript by using regex-based pattern matching to detect repeated punctuation and prune non-prose decorations during a gardening loop. This preserves essential section headers while stripping visual noise.

The best way to prevent stylistic drift from comment banners in TypeScript files is to enforce a pre-push gate that detects and prunes decorative horizontal rules. This ensures files remain free of machine-generated clutter before changes are merged.

Yes, you can clean up code style by removing horizontal rule comments without losing section titles. Intelligent cleanup logic detects decorative lines using repeated dashes or asterisks and removes them while preserving readable section titles as standard comments.

Yes, this comment cleanup approach works with both JavaScript and TypeScript files. It operates uniformly across both file types to identify and remove decorative horizontal rule banners, maintaining consistent source code formatting throughout your project.

The limitation of using regex pattern matching to detect decorative code comments is that it specifically targets horizontal rule banners using repeated punctuation. It may not catch unconventional decorative patterns or complex block comment styling that deviates from standard repeated character formatting.