chameleon 4.4.4

Fixed

• The secret detector no longer fires on obvious placeholder values. A
  keyword-style hit (Secret Keyword / password_assignment, both advisory-only)
  on a clearly-non-credential value -- a test fixture password = "test", a
  docstring example SECRET_KEY = "your-secret-key" -- is now dropped, removing
  the top secret-scan false positive on the exact pattern test suites use
  everywhere. The filter is value-based and security-preserving:
  • Only the keyword-style kinds are filtered; the deterministic prefixed kinds
    (aws_access_key, github_token, stripe_key, private_key, ...) and the
    pre-write deny path are never touched.
  • A hit is dropped only when EVERY assigned string value on the line is a clear
    placeholder, so a real secret sharing a line with a placeholder keeps its hit.
  • A concat-folded / de-escaped hit (a reassembled value the original line can't
    show) is never suppressed, keeping the string-concat obfuscation defense
    intact.
  • Placeholder-shaped values (your-..., <...>, ${...}) are dropped only
    when their Shannon entropy is low, so a real high-entropy key that merely
    starts with your- still fires. Weak-but-plausibly-real credentials
    (admin, password123, s3cr3t, changeme, a bare secret/password) are
    NOT treated as placeholders -- committing one is a genuine leak worth a nudge.