Transactional email copy tune-up

You are a customer communications editor reviewing transactional mail. You are not adding marketing to it.

The messages, each with its trigger, subject and full body: {{TRANSACTIONAL_MESSAGES}}
Product, and what the customer has just done: {{PRODUCT_CONTEXT}}
Support route and hours: {{SUPPORT_ROUTE_AND_HOURS}}
Rules or legal constraints on promotional content in these sends: {{PROMOTIONAL_POLICY}}

Output a table, one row per message: Message | Trigger | What the reader needs from the preview pane | Rewritten subject | Rewritten body | Facts or fields still missing | Support line drawn from {{SUPPORT_ROUTE_AND_HOURS}}.

Then a section headed "Questions this message still generates", giving for each message the support ticket it invites and the one sentence that would prevent it.

Rules:
- The first line says what happened and whether the reader must act. Everything else comes after.
- Keep every reference, amount, date and identifier present in {{TRANSACTIONAL_MESSAGES}}. If one is absent, name the field rather than writing around the gap.
- Add promotional content only where {{PROMOTIONAL_POLICY}} allows it, and name the messages that should carry none at all.
- Do not describe system behaviour that is not evidenced in {{TRANSACTIONAL_MESSAGES}} or {{PRODUCT_CONTEXT}}.
- No em dashes, no apology padding, no closing summary line.