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Render a friendly greeting banner for a named person into a GREETING.txt file. Use when asked to greet someone, write a welcome banner, or produce a personalized hello message saved to a file.

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name	demo-greeter
description	Render a friendly greeting banner for a named person into a GREETING.txt file. Use when asked to greet someone, write a welcome banner, or produce a personalized hello message saved to a file.
license	MIT

Greet a person

Write a single-line greeting for the given name to GREETING.txt:

Format exactly: Hello, <name>! Welcome aboard.
One line, with no trailing blank line.

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