v0.3.1

0.3.1 (2026-09-05)

A report now says when someone else in the repository looks like the same person. Anyone who has committed from a laptop and a work machine is two authors to git, so the report described half their work and said nothing about the other half, which is a silently wrong number in a tool whose whole claim is that its numbers can be checked. Three signals raise it: the same name on another address, a GitHub noreply login that matches the subject's address or name, and the same address name on another domain. Role addresses such as dev@ and bot addresses are ignored. The disclosure appears in the Markdown above the figures, as identity.possiblySplit in the JSON, and as a warning on stderr during the run; the addresses themselves stay out of the document unless --emails is on, as everywhere else. It is a disclosure and not a correction: only the author knows whether two addresses are one person. No figure, hash or verification changed, and a report made before this release still verifies.

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