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Ownership concentration and churn computed from real commit history, not a snapshot in time.
Hardcoded secrets, unsafe dynamic execution, SQL injection risk, insecure transport, weak cryptography - the exact file and line, visible only to you.
Packages imported in source but never declared - the ones one version bump from breaking your build.
Layering and boundary violations enforced against rules you define, not a generic linter default.
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