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The absolute-path-leak check used `[A-Z]:\\\\`, which in a regex literal needs two backslashes — so a normal Windows path like C:\Users\... slipped straight through. Widened it to match either separator (C:\ or C:/). While here, exported checkAbsolutePathLeaks and added a small test (test/test-abs-path-leak.js, wired into npm test) covering the single-backslash case plus the existing Unix and code-block behaviour. |
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| fix-doc-links.js | ||
| format-workflow-md.js | ||
| javascript-conventions.md | ||
| migrate-custom-module-paths.js | ||
| skill-validator.md | ||
| validate-doc-links.js | ||
| validate-file-refs.js | ||
| validate-sidebar-order.js | ||
| validate-skills.js | ||
| validate-svg-changes.sh | ||