Output Format: Identify any sentences exceeding 22 words (provide up to five examples). Scan for paragraphs containing more than three sentences (note sections with long paragraphs). Comment on the appropriate use and presence of bulleted lists. Regarding Graphics/Diagrams: Identify specific complex instances that would benefit from visual representation.

Sentences exceeding 22 words:

• "This setup enforces organizational security policies by ensuring that the build processes securely pull external dependencies, base images, and source code from repositories through a monitored and controlled egress gateway." (35 words)

• "By mirroring the images required by the source-to-image build strategy, you eliminate dependency on public registries and ensure your clusters utilize container images that strictly comply with your organization's external content policies." (38 words)

• "This ensures that all the {builds-shortname} traffic, including cloning Git repositories for application source code and pulling container base images, is correctly routed through your existing, monitored corporate egress gateway." (35 words)

Paragraphs containing more than three sentences: No paragraphs exceed three sentences.

Comment on the appropriate use and presence of bulleted lists: Bulleted lists are used appropriately to organize prerequisites and for structured sequential output checking in the verification steps, significantly enhancing scannability.

Regarding Graphics/Diagrams: The document would demonstrably benefit from a flowchart or architecture diagram illustrating how the cluster-wide proxy intercepts various traffic types (Git cloning, image pulling) for the build process in a network-restricted environment.

Overall scannability summary and other areas that could be improved: Overall scannability is high due to effective modularization and use of lists. However, several abstract sentences are verbose and should be shortened to meet the recommended length of 22 words or fewer.