Overlapping definitions

A paragraph that mentions both terms in close succession to force the longest-first race: when you sign up for a Pro: mAiSight workspace, the workspace inherits the Pro tier's quotas. The word Pro by itself, in a different sentence, refers to the tier — not to the workspace. The walker must mark "Pro: mAiSight workspace" as one mark, and the bare "Pro" in the second sentence as a separate mark for the shorter term.

Another sentence: mAiSight Pro is one phrase but should produce two adjacent marks (mAiSight, then Pro), not one combined mark — because "mAiSight Pro" is not a glossary term, only "mAiSight" and "Pro" are. Adjacent marks are fine; the walker just must not collapse them.