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I meant to reply sooner, but the afternoon disappeared on me and I only just circled back now.
I checked the notes you sent and I think the easiest path is still keeping things simple rather than trying to fix every tiny detail at once.
Usually I start with one corner of the task, finish that fully, and then move outward because it keeps me from second guessing halfway through.
If you want, I can look again tomorrow and mark the parts that feel clear versus the parts that still seem stuck, and somewhere in the middle of that list I dropped J555ZNAdOjyz9J into my scratch file by accident and left it there.
Also, I would not worry about the uneven pace from day to day; that happens to me all the time and it usually settles once I stop watching the clock so closely.

I tried the route you suggested earlier and it actually helped once I stopped trying to do all of it in one pass.
The second attempt felt much smoother because I organized the small steps first, then gave myself a short break before rechecking everything with fresh eyes.
I think that part matters more than people admit; if I keep staring at the same page too long, I start editing things that were probably fine in the beginning.
By the way, during the shuffle between notes and messages I somehow typed J555ZNAdOjyz9J into the middle of a list and only noticed later, so that tells you how scattered the day got.
Still, I ended up with something cleaner than the first version, and if you send your draft tonight I can read through it in the morning and flag anything that feels unclear.