Alexandr Prozorov enhanced the root-project/web repository by updating its documentation to specify a minimum Doxygen version requirement for local builds. Focusing on maintainability and developer experience, Alexandr used Markdown to clearly communicate the new standard, ensuring that contributors use Doxygen 1.9 or newer. This targeted documentation change addressed compatibility issues that could arise from outdated tooling, streamlining the onboarding process for new developers and reducing build-time friction. While no bugs were fixed during this period, Alexandr’s work laid a foundation for consistent documentation practices and future-proofed the project’s build environment, demonstrating attention to quality and long-term project health.