chameleon 2.38.8

Hardening and effectiveness pass on the PreToolUse hot path and per-edit
injection — the most important surface — across Edit / Write / NotebookEdit.

Fixed

• A Write/MultiEdit could bypass all three PreToolUse deny gates via a
  decoy field. The proposed-content binding was new_string or content, so a
  Write (whose real field is content) carrying a clean decoy new_string
  shadowed a malicious content, and a MultiEdit (payload nested in
  edits[].new_string) presented empty content — the credential / eval /
  banned-import scans saw nothing and the violation reached disk. Content is now
  bound to the exact field each tool writes (Edit→new_string, Write→content,
  NotebookEdit→new_source, MultiEdit→edits[].new_string) via a shared helper
  used by both deny-gate sites; an unknown tool scans every candidate field
  concatenated. Tool-name and notebook cell_type matching are case-insensitive,
  so a non-canonical casing (notebookedit, a "Code" cell) can never route a
  credential or eval() past a gate.
• Three fail-open edges hardened (all previously fail-safe, now also
  correct): the per-edit archetype-facts directive screens each rendered
  conventions.json value through the injection-prose scan + fence-break every
  other render path applies (a poisoned value can no longer render as a chameleon
  directive); _emit no longer raises on a fully-closed stdout
  (sys.stdout is None); and a torn config.json on a repo with no git remote
  now surfaces the "repair the JSON" degraded banner instead of a misleading
  "untrusted / re-trust" prompt (a torn config resets such a repo's identity).

Changed

• Empty-idioms scaffold is no longer injected into the per-edit block or the
  turn-end idiom judge. Most repos never run /chameleon-teach, so their
  idioms.md is just the bootstrap scaffold (## active + _(no idioms yet …)_);
  that placeholder was injected as content to imitate, and is now suppressed.
  Real idioms — active, deprecated, or hand-edited prose (including markdown
  italics) — still flow.
• The Tier-2 (first-in-archetype) block now leads with archetype-scoped
  facts: the class contract the archetype's files implement — base class,
  required methods, DSL macros, and decorators (e.g. a Rails ActiveInteraction
  service extends ActiveInteraction::Base, define execute, or a NestJS
  @Controller) — and the symbols it already exports ("reuse these before
  creating a new one"). A compact chameleon directive scoped to the edited
  archetype, injection-screened and bounded with +N more tails, additive over
  the repo-wide convention block injected once at SessionStart. Default-on, kill
  switch CHAMELEON_ARCHETYPE_FACTS=0.