Publication note

• Audience and useful lesson:
• Selected files: Exact publication set, including generated outputs.
• Public sources: Anonymous-accessible URLs and inspected revisions.
• Authorship and attribution: Original work, shared work, upstream contribution, and format inspiration.
• Rights: What is linked, what is reproduced, and what permission applies.
• Concrete claims: Evidence and limitation for each consequential statement.
• Private-derived questions: Any general lesson rewritten with a public or clearly fictional example.
• Boundary review: No private source, repository inventory, conversations, logs, credentials, endpoints, customer data, or unreleased project specifics.
• History review: Exact tracked files and commits inspected before publishing.
• Validation: Commands run and their actual results.
• Outstanding limitations: Checks not performed and claims not independently reproduced.

Keep private research and its identifiers outside the publication destination. An automatic scan supplements editorial review; it does not establish that every possible disclosure has been excluded.