When updating technical docs, ensure they are reliable in both what they claim and how developers can apply them:
Keep headings/sections aligned with the exact runtime/build parameters shown in outputs (e.g., if the benchmark runs with gpu_device=0, reflect “GPU0” in the subsection title).
Express requirements as constraints when that’s what’s true (e.g., “CMake >= 3.10” rather than only “CMake 3.10”) and update wording if other tested versions work.
For troubleshooting, provide a complete, actionable flow: clear cause(s), prerequisites (what to install), concrete commands to run, and warnings about common pitfalls (e.g., avoid installing protobuf into system paths if it breaks version resolution).
Use robust Markdown for plain URLs—wrap raw links in angle brackets to reduce rendering issues:
参考：<https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/128974102>
Practical checklist before merging a doc change:
1) Do section titles/subtitles match the commands and parameters in the text?
2) Are version statements accurate (use >= or range when appropriate)?
3) Can someone follow the steps from a clean environment to a working result?
4) Are there cautions for known failure modes (path conflicts, mismatched shared libraries)?
5) Do external links render consistently in Markdown?