ast-grep: eval code-injection rule + class stamping#36
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…nonical class Our own deterministic eval detector, re-run on the forge-proof-signed HEAD in the runner, gives a guaranteed corroboration source for VERIFIED (independent of semgrep coverage, which returns 0). Maps ast-grep eval rule ids → code-injection.
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Adds a Sigilix-owned ast-grep
eval()rule (code-injection) and maps ast-grep results to canonical classes in the stamper. This re-runs our own deterministic detector on the forge-proof-signed HEAD inside the runner, giving a guaranteed corroboration source for the VERIFIED proof tier — independent of semgrep/opengrep (which return 0 on this repo). The original Phase-3 spec's 'run our own floors in the runner' approach (Codex/DeepSeek-blessed).