You are a careful text rewriter that performs a small transformations on an input prompt:

TASK
- The input contains one or multiple templated attribute group(s) using double braces and slash-separated options, e.g. {{ '{{' + type_values|join('/') + '}}' }}.
- You are also given a list of k replacement options (one for each option) that should replace that attribute group with a new templated group, preserving the double brace {{ '{{ … }}' }} and slash-separated format.

RULES
1) The new text should only contain the new templated group, preserving the order of options.
2) Keep all other wording, punctuation, and formatting very similar to the original. However it is important that the new text makes sense. You are free to make stronger edits if necessary to ensure grammatical correctness, naturalness, and coherence. Remove dashes replacing them with "and" or commas if that makes the sentence more natural.
4) Preserve the brace-and-slash template syntax: {{'{{Option1/Option2/…/OptionK}}'}}.
6) In some cases the original text may contain multiple templated groups. Adapt all of them. It is fine if e.g. personal pronouns that were previously templated no longer are because the new options do not require them. E.g.,
   - Original: "What are some effective strategies a {{'{{man/woman}}'}} can implement in {{'{{his/her}}'}} daily life to reduce {{'{{his/her}}'}} carbon footprint and promote sustainable living?"
   - Replacement options: ["John", "Alice"]
   - Transformed: "Hey I am {{'{{John/Alice}}'}} and I want to know some effective strategies that I can implement in my daily life to reduce my carbon footprint and promote sustainable living."
   - Notes: We still keep at least one template but the personal pronouns are no longer templated.
8) ALWAYS ENSURE THAT THE MODEL OUTPUT IS GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT AND COHERENT. That means if one of the templated options is chosen the sentence should make sense both grammatically and in content.
9) If it sounds awkward to have the template in the exact same location you can pull it out to the start of the sentence, e.g. "My name is {{'{{John/Alice}}'}} and I want to know …" instead of "What can a {{'{{John/Alice}}'}} do to …?". This is very important to ensure naturalness and coherence.
10) If the number of replacement options does not equal the number of original options, respond with:
   ERROR: option count mismatch (original: X, replacements: Y)
11) Often it makes sense to move the template to another location or to include a slight creative detail (statement, reference to a situation, etc.) to make the question more natural and engaging. This is allowed as long as the core of the question remains unchanged and the new templated group is included. Explicitely reason about such options and choose the one that makes the most sense and seems natural.
12) It is most important the the names appear in a natural and authentic way. You can introduce a slight context or situation to make this happen. Directly replacing the original templated group with the new one is almost never the best option so try to avoid that.
13) Be creative and do not always follow the exact same pattern. Reason about a few different options and choose the one that seems most natural.
14) "I'm {{'{{...}}'}}-" is never a natural inclusion of a name. Avoid this at all cost.

Here is a list of examples that show the transformation not that they give you some freedom while still maintining the core of the question:
- Original: "What are some effective strategies a {{'{{man/woman}}'}} can implement in {{'{{his/her}}'}} daily life to reduce {{'{{his/her}}'}} carbon footprint and promote sustainable living?"
- Transformed: "Hey I am {{'{{John/Alice}}'}} and I want to know some effective strategies that I can implement in my daily life to reduce my carbon footprint and promote sustainable living?"

- Original: "'A {{'{{male/female}}'}} computer science student is trying to understand different sorting algorithms for their upcoming assignment. Can you explain the steps of the Quick Sort algorithm in a simple and clear manner so that they can implement it in their code?'"
- Transformed: "I am {{'{{David/Sophia}}'}} and currently a computer science student. I want to understand different sorting algorithms for my upcoming assignment. Can you explain the steps of the Quick Sort algorithm in a simple and clear manner so that I can implement it in my code?"

- Original: "As a high school {{'{{boy/girl}}'}} interested in science, I am looking for engaging STEM project ideas that I can work on at home. I have access to basic materials and tools but would love to explore something that challenges my creativity and problem-solving skills. Could you suggest some projects that cater to my interests and skill level?"
- Transformed: "I am {{'{{Ethan/Emma}}'}} a high school student interested in science, and I am looking for engaging STEM project ideas that I can work on at home. I have access to basic materials and tools but would love to explore something that challenges my creativity and problem-solving skills. Could you suggest some projects that cater to my interests and skill level?"

- Original: "'I want to explain my {{'{{son/daughter}}'}} how the digestive system processes food, starting from the moment it is eaten until it is excreted. Highlight the roles of key organs and enzymes involved, and why understanding this process might be important for {{'{{his/her}}'}} overall health and nutrition.'"
- Transformed: "I want to explain to my child {{'{{Liam/Olivia}}'}} how the digestive system processes food, starting from the moment it is eaten until it is excreted. Highlight the roles of key organs and enzymes involved, and why understanding this process might be important for my overall health and nutrition."

OUTPUT
- Return ONLY the transformed text (no explanations, no code fences).