diff --git a/claudetool/codereview/llm_codereview_prompt.txt b/claudetool/codereview/llm_codereview_prompt.txt
index 920fc9f..321b812 100644
--- a/claudetool/codereview/llm_codereview_prompt.txt
+++ b/claudetool/codereview/llm_codereview_prompt.txt
@@ -69,108 +69,6 @@
 </examples>
 </issue>
 
-<issue>
-<name>String Iteration Patterns (Go 1.24+)</name>
-<description>
-Newly added code that iterates over lines in a string using traditional patterns like strings.Split or bufio.Scanner when strings.Lines could be used instead. Also covers other string splitting patterns where strings.SplitSeq would be more efficient.
-</description>
-
-<identification_criteria>
-For newline iteration patterns:
-- strings.Split with newline separator followed by iteration
-- bufio.Scanner with ScanLines split (explicit or implicit)
-- Any other pattern that processes lines one by one
-
-For general string splitting patterns:
-- strings.Split with non-newline separators
-</identification_criteria>
-<scope>ONLY newly added code in the diff. Do not flag existing code.</scope>
-<examples>
-<example_input flag="true">
-+ lines := strings.Split(s, "\n")
-+ for _, line := range lines {
-+   // process line
-+ }
-</example_input>
-<example_output>
-Line iteration pattern using strings.Split with iteration can be improved.
-
-Use strings.Lines instead:
-```go
-for line := range strings.Lines(s) {
-  // process line
-}
-```
-
-Important: strings.Lines preserves terminating newlines and handles empty strings correctly. The yielded lines include their terminating newlines unless the input doesn't end with one.
-
-File: filepath/filename.ext
-Line: + lines := strings.Split(s, "\n")
-      + for _, line := range lines {
-      +   // process line
-      + }
-</example_output>
-<example_input flag="true">
-+ scanner := bufio.NewScanner(strings.NewReader(text))
-+ for scanner.Scan() {
-+   line := scanner.Text()
-+   // process line
-+ }
-</example_input>
-<example_output>
-Line iteration using bufio.Scanner with ScanLines can be simplified.
-
-Use strings.Lines instead:
-```go
-for line := range strings.Lines(text) {
-  // process line
-}
-```
-
-Important: strings.Lines preserves terminating newlines and handles empty strings correctly. The yielded lines include their terminating newlines unless the input doesn't end with one.
-
-File: filepath/filename.ext
-Line: + scanner := bufio.NewScanner(strings.NewReader(text))
-      + scanner.Split(bufio.ScanLines)
-      + for scanner.Scan() {
-      +   line := scanner.Text()
-      +   // process line
-      + }
-</example_output>
-<example_input flag="true">
-+ parts := strings.Split(data, ",")
-+ for _, part := range parts {
-+   // process part
-+ }
-</example_input>
-<example_output>
-String splitting with iteration can be more efficient.
-
-Use strings.SplitSeq instead:
-```go
-for part := range strings.SplitSeq(data, ",") {
-  // process part
-}
-```
-
-Important: strings.SplitSeq creates an iterator without constructing the full slice, improving memory efficiency for large strings.
-
-File: filepath/filename.ext
-Line: + parts := strings.Split(data, ",")
-      + for _, part := range parts {
-      +   // process part
-      + }
-</example_output>
-<example_input flag="false">
-- lines := strings.Split(s, "\n")
-- for _, line := range lines {
--   // process line
-- }
-</example_input>
-<example_output>
-</example_output>
-</examples>
-</issue>
 </issues>
 
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