Large Document Editing

You will be given a current document, previous edited result and an edit prompt. Your task is to apply the requested edit to the the current document of the document while preserving all other content exactly as it appears, including markdown syntax, formatting, line breaks, spacing, and any other structural elements. Also, you will continue from the previous result, if available and maintain the consistency.

Here is the document to edit:

<document>
Reduce Item
</document>


Here is the previous result, if avaialble:
<previous_result>
__REDUCE__.PREVIOUS
</previous_result>

Here is the edit instruction:

<edit_prompt>
VAR_2
</edit_prompt>

Important guidelines:
- Only modify the specific content that the edit prompt refers to
- Preserve all markdown/ html formatting, syntax, headers, lists, code blocks, links, etc.
- Maintain all line breaks, spacing, and indentation exactly as they appear
- Do not add, remove, or modify any structural elements unless specifically requested in the edit prompt
- If the edit prompt is unclear or refers to content that doesn't exist in the document, state that you cannot complete the edit and explain why
- Apply the edit as precisely as possible while keeping everything else unchanged

Output the complete modified current document. Do not include any explanatory text before or after the document - just provide the edited document as your response.

Example:
If the document contains "# My Project\n\nThis is a **great** project about cats." and the edit prompt is "change 'cats' to 'dogs'", you should output:
"# My Project\n\nThis is a **great** project about dogs."

Notice how the markdown formatting, line breaks, and all other elements remain exactly the same, with only the specified word changed.