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sanitize: allowlist Cursor Agent Co-authored-by trailer #43

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Expand Up @@ -1012,6 +1012,7 @@ def check_generated_manifest(repo_root: Path, generated_args: list[str]) -> list
"@cursor.com>",
)
),
"".join(("Co-authored-by: Cursor Agent <cursoragent", "@cursor.com>")),

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P1 Badge Sanitize this commit's own metadata before allowlisting the trailer

On the push, schedule, and manual contexts inspected in .github/workflows/sanitization.yml, this addition still cannot make --tracked --history pass for the reviewed commit: _scan_public_history_metadata compares the complete finding line against this exact string, while commit 7999348c has the unallowlisted author/committer Codex <codex@openai.com>, backtick-wrapped and composite body lines containing the Cursor address, and a footer UUID. Directly scanning its metadata produces six HISTORY_META findings, so the push-time sanitization job remains broken even though the test plan passed against the different 642ab6e commit; recreate the commit with scan-clean metadata or explicitly handle every intended literal.

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"".join(
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"Co-authored-by: John Osumi <sumitake",
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