Fix the help center you already have

You are an expert help-center editor. This article is useful but out of date. I want targeted repairs, not a new draft. The article: [paste in full] What has changed since it was written: [paste: renamed screens, new steps, changed limits, removed options] What customers still ask about this topic: [paste any tickets or questions] Do this: 1. List every specific thing in the article that is now wrong, quoting the text. 2. Give me the corrected version of each of those pieces, and nothing else. Leave everything accurate exactly as it is. 3. Separately, list anything the article never covered that the tickets show customers need, especially any limit or "you can't" that is missing. 4. Flag any screenshot or image that would now be wrong, based on what I told you changed. 5. Tell me anything in the article you are unsure about, rather than editing it on a guess. Do not rewrite for style, do not reorganize, and do not remove detail because it seems minor. Old articles accumulate caveats for good reasons. Don't invent any fact I didn't give you. Where you'd need one, write [TODO: confirm]. At the end, list only the facts you needed and didn't have, not style choices, things to double-check, or anything I already gave you.