open-legal-products fixes the numbering in generated legal letters

A small correction makes automatically produced legal letters more reliable at the point they are ready to send.

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The Mike maintainers have corrected how numbering appears in generated legal letters. It is a narrow change, but one that matters when a document's structure needs to read cleanly for a client, counterparty or court.

The improvement applies to the relevant letter templates, so teams using their own customised formats should check whether the same issue affects their output before adopting it.

So what Legal teams relying on automated correspondence should care because a basic numbering error can undermine an otherwise polished document.

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SHA	Subject	Author	Date
`8362692a`	Merge pull request #337 from duncanmcqueen/fix/generated-letter-numbering	Will Chen	2026-08-23	↗ GitHub
fix(docx): avoid numbering generated letter paragraphs

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