The earlier leak guard grepped the published tree for private URL strings, but
promote.sh / promote.test.sh contain those very strings (patterns + fixture), so
it tripped on its own source and would also ship them. Switch the guard to
internal-doc presence (CLAUDE.md/rules.md/handoff.md/kickoff-prompt.md/docs) — a
reliable pre-fix-tree signal that embeds no private identifier. Genericise the
dev VM IP in .env.example (APP_URL/REVERB_HOST) to localhost.
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The actual file changes for the leak-safety hardening described in a94efb0
(that commit only captured the art/ asset move):
- promote.sh: leak guard refusing to publish a tree carrying a private identifier
(git.bave.dev / boban/clusev / clusev-staging) or an internal doc; negative test.
- .gitattributes: export-ignore kickoff-prompt.md (leaked the VM IP).
- README: reference the moved art/ SVGs (docs/ is export-ignored).
- .env.example: comment out CLUSEV_REPOSITORY so the public-repo config default
applies (a present-but-empty value would disable the update check).
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- promote.sh: fail fast before mutating the public tree if the tag was already
promoted (avoids a half-commit left on the runner on re-dispatch).
- ci-staging.yml: pass STAGING_PROJECT_DIR via env + :? guard instead of a
${{ }} expression in run: (clears the template-injection lint, fails loudly
on misconfig).
- README: PUBLIC_REPO_URL was never read by any workflow — keep only the slug.
- set-repository-url.test.sh: chmod +x for mode parity with promote.test.sh.
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Stable re-tags the same source commit as the last beta, so the extracted tree
is byte-identical and `git commit` would abort on "nothing to commit" under
set -euo pipefail, leaving the stable tag uncreated. Use --allow-empty and add
a promote.test.sh case that promotes a second identical-tree tag into the same
pub repo to guard the regression.
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