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Privacy review status — FrameBridge 0.3.1 preparation
This review describes the separate 0.3.1 source preparation. Historical RC7 and Community Preview inventories remain provenance records; final source manifests must describe the actual assembled release.
A bounded tracked-text scan examined 1,259 UTF-8 files for private-key banners and common credential-token shapes. Two candidates were reviewed as examples: a synthetic rejection-test input and the public PyJWT package metadata encode/decode example. Neither was validated as a secret. No matched credential values are retained in review reports. This is not a guarantee that every possible secret is absent.
A separate non-vendor path scan found no matches for the owner's known home-path and email patterns. Remaining laboratory names occur in retained source/provenance labels and implementation messages, not owner credentials. Matched private-network strings were generic RFC1918 network policy ranges or unit-test fixture addresses, not validated owner access endpoints. Keep public interface help generic and preserve legitimate third-party copyright/author notices.
CLASSIC_NODE_TARGETS is currently initialized to an empty dictionary. The compatibility routing function is conditionally reachable; this review does not dismiss it as wholly dead code. An empty implicit target map must not become an excuse to infer or restore personal infrastructure routes.
The normal Expanded implementation uses account-relative state and generic transport. Review final staged source and approved promotional content for unrelated personal information. Do not publish runtime profiles, SSH material, passwords, tokens, cookies, logs containing hidden inputs or unrelated owner data. Source filenames preserving historical origin are not a claim that a matching machine is an available public node.
No production services, profiles or owner credentials were accessed or changed by this text review. The final package, source archive and download delivery checks are separate release evidence. Subsequent implementation changes require a final artifact scan before public exposure.