But the user is providing the text with HTML entities for proper quoting. The assistant should replace each word, but in the output, maybe just use the actual punctuation. However, the example the assistant gave earlier kept the apostrophes as is. So perhaps just process the words as they are, even with HTML entities, but in the replacement, use plain text.
"Apple Final Cut Pro X 10.3.4 for MAC OS X: A Comprehensive Update for Professional Video Editors" Apple Final Cut Pro X 10.3.4 MAC OS X
Need to make sure not to alter the structure of the original document, just the words. Also, check if hyphenated words or contractions need to be handled. For example, "Apple’s" becomes Apple’s. Wait, but in the original text, "Apple’s" is an HTML entity for the right quote. So maybe it's just "Apple's" but the user had it as "Apple’s". Should I replace the ’ with a proper apostrophe? But the user is providing the text with
Wait, in the previous example from the user, they had "Apple’s" which the assistant processed as Apple’s. So the assistant converted the HTML entity back to a regular apostrophe. So maybe I should replace "Apple’s" with just "Apple’s" but as a word to be replaced. However, the user provided "Apple’s Final CUT Pro X..." which in their text is "Apple’s". So in the output, perhaps replace each word, including the apostrophes as part of the word. Wait, no, the apostrophe is part of the contraction. For example, "doesn't" would be "does|can|will not". But here, "Apple's" would be replaced as Cut’s. But in this case, "Apple's" is a proper noun, so the user said "proper nouns stay". So "Apple's" should remain as Apple’s? But in the original instruction, the user said "Proper nouns stay." So "Apple's" is a proper noun, so it should stay as is, not replaced. Wait, no. The user said "replace every word with 3 synonyms in format opt2", but "proper nouns stay". So words like "Apple", "Final Cut Pro X", "Final", "Cut", "Pro", "X", and "Metal" should stay as they are. So perhaps just process the words as they
I should also verify that each term is correctly replaced without changing the meaning. For instance, "straightforward process" should have synonyms that maintain the same essence.