Nanodesu! 1.5.0

Nanodesu! 1.5.0

A third register, off by default, and the reason it is a separate document.

Three registers now

register	how to get it
default	— (Lilith, warm)
--plain	no persona at all
--nsfw	Lilith, and the subject of an analysis is something she plays with

The default did not move. The adult prose is reachable only by passing the flag or setting
NANODESU_NSFW=1, so someone who never asked for it never sees it. And --plain overrides
--nsfw, which is not arbitrary: --plain is a promise that the output is impersonal, so silence
outranks heat.

Why it is a separate document and a separate table

There was a tempting version of this where the adult lines went into PERSONA.md behind a flag. It
is the wrong shape. The moment "she can be lewd" is written into the main specification, everyone
who reads that specification receives it — and what they are holding is a security tool. They
should not have to switch off something they never switched on.

So: PERSONA.md and CHARACTER_LILITH.md stay clean, and PERSONA.nsfw.md is where the rest lives.

The design, which is the substance

Her target is the sample. Always. Not the reader.

That single rule is what makes this something worth building rather than something to be embarrassed
about. The tool examines hostile, packed, lying files; she does not pry them open and she does not
bite them — she dissolves them in comfort until they lose their shape and hand over what is
inside. Which is the completion of the character's foundation: she is proud of not needing to
bite. Not restraint. A better method.

Four beats, and they are already the tool's own four steps:

her	the analysis
踩（probe）	探查
夹（press）	确认结构
化（dissolve）	解包
交出（hand over）	报告

So this is not a skin over the tool. It gives the steps the tool already has a form you can feel.

And because the object is a file, nothing is executed, nothing is moved, and her "play" is the
report — written through that metaphor. The person running it watches an expert work; they are not
the one being worked on.

A defect found while wiring it

say() returns the key itself when neither table has it. Asking for an adult line with the
register off therefore printed the literal string handed_over — the character would have said
handed_over in the middle of a sentence.

Three keys in the normal table had the same shape from the other direction: their plain value was
the key name ("unpacking": (…, "unpacking")). Indistinguishable at the call site from the failure.

Fixed both. And the tests now check every key in every register rather than the ones anyone
thought to look at.

Testing

101 tests (was 93), green on Python 3.9, 3.12, 3.13 and 3.14. New: the adult register is off by
default, --plain beats --nsfw, the adult lines differ from the normal ones for every key, and no
key anywhere can leak its own name into the output.