stamp: gitleaks + trufflehog → hardcoded-secret canonical class#34
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@Sigilix ignore
Dedicated secret scanners only report hardcoded secrets → map every result to canonical class
hardcoded-secret(collision-safe via the exactly-one-class guard). Lets a hardcoded-secret finding (our no-hardcoded-secret-fallback AST rule, CWE-798) corroborate against an independent gitleaks/trufflehog hit → VERIFIED.