The check that refuses to publish
⚠ This is not a live capture: it is a condensed reconstruction, edited afterwards from the real session transcript. The prompts are the ones from the actual session; the timing is compressed and the long waits are cut. And the domain caught on screen is already the fictional name — publishing a demonstration of a leak detector with the real value inside it would have been a little ironic.
I published the four repositories that describe my lab. Before anything goes public, a script replaces the real names with fictional ones, and a check re-reads the result.
That check is what runs here. It found a real domain name that had survived inside a sentence in a documentation file — my rules covered the code, nobody had thought about the prose — and it refused to go any further. Fifteen minutes before publication.
The offending name got added in both places: to the replacement rule, and to the check itself.