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Run the leak check on every change, docs included - #7
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The build now skips docs-only changes, which also skipped its leak check, and README or docs text is where a stray email address most often slips in (found by code-44 on Voidwell#2). The check gets its own workflow with no path filter: a few seconds on ubuntu, no Gradle. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to the Actions minutes change: the build skips docs-only changes, which also skipped its leak check. The leak check gets its own small workflow with no path filter (about 5 seconds, no Gradle). Found by code-44.
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