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fix(policy): accept founder as an additional author identity - #147
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founder@revealui.comas an additional owner author identity while retaining the configured signing identity as the default. Re-signing preserves the accepted author; the committer must satisfy GitHub signature verification. PR #3000's original commit reportedunsigned, which did not establish an email mismatch.Remove the scanner's blanket
retired-org-emailpattern and its three path exceptions from.leakignore. The public author address is not a private credential. The existing private-path and credential patterns remain enforced, with a regression test covering accepted authorship and rejected private paths. Refresh the materialized Git rule throughlink.sh --mode copy.Validation: 18 behavioral checks and 10 Python tests pass; ShellCheck, private leak scan, rule lockstep, and copy lockstep pass. The shared user Git rule was also updated to the same author/signing distinction; Git identity configuration was preserved.