What did it miss, and what should it never have touched?

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Two directions of report, and the second one is a priority.

The everyday one: which apps leave a mess that DeepPurge should catch and doesn't? Name the program and what got left behind, orphaned services, a folder in AppData, registry keys, a scheduled task that kept running. That's how the leftover-detection rules grow.

The urgent one: did DeepPurge ever remove something it shouldn't have? A shared runtime, a file another app needed, anything that caused collateral damage. Report that immediately, with as much detail as you can reconstruct. The whole design bias is caution over aggression, and a real over-deletion is a bug I want to fix before the next person hits it, not after.

Running v0.9.0 and it's your daily uninstaller? Just saying so is useful, it tells me the containment work didn't break normal use.