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To fix documentation drift, you need to align your README.md and README_zh.md files with current code behavior by reading the codebase, updating feature descriptions, and verifying link references for coherence.

Keeping English and Chinese docs aligned involves synchronizing text across README.md and README_zh.md by reading the latest codebase updates and applying matching changes to both files to reflect current features and usage.

Updating documentation pages to reflect current code behavior requires reading the specified project areas, modifying the docs to match tooling configuration and features, and validating coherence with code references.

Yes, you can verify documentation links and examples by running an alignment process that reads the current codebase and validates coherence across README files and documentation pages with code references.

Your project README shows outdated usage because of documentation drift, which occurs when code evolves without applying matching updates to README.md, README_zh.md, and related documentation pages.

Documentation drift is the inconsistency between code behavior and written docs, requiring synchronization when your codebase evolves and your README files and documentation pages no longer reflect current features and references.