Stopped the disclosure check failing on the guide that documents it - #292
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repo_checks has been red on dev since the contribution guide landed. The guide explains the disclosure convention, so it spells the accepted text and discusses AI assistance in prose, and the near-miss rule flags any line mentioning AI assistance that is not the fixed text character for character. Documenting the rule was therefore a violation of it. The guide is now excluded from the scan, for the same reason this script already excludes itself: it has to spell the text in order to explain it. GUIX carried the same defect and took the same fix. Verified that the check still catches what it is for: a second disclosure line in a source file still fails it, and the tree passes without one. Assisted-by: Claude Code (Opus 5) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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repo_checkshas been red ondevsince the contribution guide landed. The guide explains the disclosure convention, so it spells the accepted text and discusses AI assistance in prose, and the near-miss rule flags any line mentioning AI assistance that is not the fixed text character for character. Documenting the rule was therefore a violation of it.The guide is now excluded from the scan, for the same reason this script already excludes itself: it has to spell the text in order to explain it.
GUIX carried the same defect and took the same fix in eclipse-threadx/guix#210.
Verified that the check still catches what it is for: a second disclosure line in a source file still fails it, and the tree passes without one.