📝 (content): update blog and video tags for consistency and clarity

Aligns the formatting of tags and aliases in the blog post
"Your Evolving Definition of Done" for better readability.
Adds the "Shift-Left Strategy" tag to several video resources
to enhance discoverability and ensure consistent categorization
across the site. This improves the user experience by making
content easier to find and understand.

Author: MrHinsh

Diff for: site/content/resources/blog/2025/2025-03-17-your-evolving-definition-of-done/index.md

@@ -11,27 +11,26 @@ creator: Martin Hinshelwood
 layout: blog
 resourceTypes: blog
 aliases:
-  - /resources/5wIEg7lD_Xd
+- /resources/5wIEg7lD_Xd
 aliasesArchive:
-  - /your-evolving-definition-of-done
-  - /blog/your-evolving-definition-of-done
+- /your-evolving-definition-of-done
+- /blog/your-evolving-definition-of-done
 categories:
-  - Social Technologies
-  - Scrum
+- Social Technologies
+- Scrum
 tags:
-  - Definition of Done
-  - Software Development
-  - Scrum Product Development
-  - Strategy
-  - Professional Scrum
-  - Value Delivery
-  - Engineering Practices
-  - Product Delivery
-  - Agile Product Management
-  - Practical Techniques and Tooling
-  - Shift-Left Strategy
----
+- Definition of Done
+- Software Development
+- Scrum Product Development
+- Strategy
+- Professional Scrum
+- Value Delivery
+- Engineering Practices
+- Product Delivery
+- Agile Product Management
+- Practical Techniques and Tooling
 
+---
 The [Definition of Done (DoD)]({{< ref "/tags/definition-of-done" >}}) is not a static artefact; it evolves over time as a [Scrum Team]({{< ref "/tags/scrum-team" >}}) gains experience and capability. While the [Scrum Guide]({{< ref "/resources/guides/scrum-guide" >}}) acknowledges that teams may refine their DoD to improve product quality, there’s an often overlooked piece: Organisations should also provide an organisational Definition of Done that reflects their needs. This organisational perspective ensures that Scrum Teams build on a solid foundation, aligning technical execution with strategic goals.
 
 The [Definition of Done (DoD) is an objective, measurable standard of quality]({{< ref "/resources/blog/2025/2025-01-03-definition-of-done-objective-vs-subjective" >}})—not a negotiable target. Keep it clear, enforceable, and automated to ensure every Increment meets professional expectations.

Diff for: site/content/resources/videos/youtube/DSIXtHZTirA/index.md

@@ -30,11 +30,11 @@ tags:
 - Software Development
 - Technical Mastery
 - Technical Excellence
+- Shift-Left Strategy
 - Azure DevOps
 - Customer Satisfaction
 - Engineering Practices
 - Practical Techniques and Tooling
-- Value Delivery
 sitemap:
   filename: sitemap.xml
   priority: 0.6

Diff for: site/content/resources/videos/youtube/NgoP5W5y7Gs/index.md

@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ preview: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/NgoP5W5y7Gs/maxresdefault.jpg
 duration: 369
 isShort: false
 tags:
+- Shift-Left Strategy
 - Software Development
 - Technical Mastery
 - Pragmatic Thinking

Diff for: site/content/resources/videos/youtube/r2G-NrSIj2k/index.md

@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ preview: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/r2G-NrSIj2k/maxresdefault.jpg
 duration: 116
 isShort: false
 tags:
+- Shift-Left Strategy
 - Software Development
 - Practical Techniques and Tooling
 - Code and Complexity

Diff for: site/content/resources/videos/youtube/whKX9Mn1eb8/index.md

@@ -26,6 +26,7 @@ preview: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/whKX9Mn1eb8/maxresdefault.jpg
 duration: 48
 isShort: true
 tags:
+- Shift-Left Strategy
 - Operational Practices
 - Product Delivery
 - Software Development