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Control-character checks now cover Unicode categories Cc, Cf and Cs: C1 controls
(U+0080–U+009F, including CSI U+009B), bidi overrides/isolates (U+202A–U+202E,
U+2066–U+2069), zero-width characters and unpaired surrogates. Identity fields containing
them are rejected (exit 2) with the code point named, e.g. contains U+200D; table and CSV
output strip them.
Invalid UTF-8, deeply nested JSON (RecursionError), integer literals over Python's
int digit limit (ValueError) and timestamps with extreme UTC offsets (OverflowError) now
raise a clear LoadError (exit 2) instead of a traceback.
Exports must be regular files (directories and devices such as a symlink to /dev/zero
are refused). At most 200 MB + 1 byte is read, so oversized files are refused without
trusting st_size; read errors (OSError) exit 2.
--now values that overflow, are too early for the stale/leaver window, or are too early
to generate --demo data (which is dated up to ~200 days before --now), are rejected
with exit 2.
Demo timestamps zero-pad years below 1000 so they round-trip through the parser.
CSV formula-injection guard ignores leading whitespace (e.g. " =cmd").