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Three tidies, ahead of this branch ever being published. **The mark.** The cat has been at the top of this project's entry points since v1 and did not survive the rewrite. It is back on the five files people actually open first: the package root, the API app, the CLI, the worker and the MCP server. It needed an exemption, because it is drawn partly in katakana and two separate tests assert this codebase's Python contains no CJK. The exemption is by SHAPE, not by filename: a line passes only if every character in it comes from the mark's own small alphabet, so a line that smuggles a sentence in beside the cat still fails. Both checks now share one predicate in tests/support/marks.py rather than keeping a copy each - a rule that exists twice is a rule that will eventually disagree with itself. **vendor_salvage/ is no longer tracked.** Nothing imports it; it was V4 source kept for reference while v5 was being written, and .gitignore has listed it since before it was committed - which does nothing for a path already in the index, so it has been shipping regardless. It stays on disk locally. It also held a byte-identical copy of the GPL-3.0 A-Bogus port, so this is the second half of the licence fix that landed with the re-derivation. The six docstrings that cited paths inside it now cite the upstream commit instead (branch main,8c98fb7). That is better provenance than it was: a reader can fetch a commit, and could never fetch a directory that only existed in one working copy. **adm_settings.json is gone.** A captured API response envelope - 53 settings, success/data/error/meta and all - committed by accident in6e7d862and referenced by nothing. Checked before deleting: the two sensitive-looking keys hold an empty list and an empty string, so nothing leaked.