v0.0.5

"reason: allowed", and a full-width red bar for a count of seven

Two things on screen that said nothing and looked like they did.

Every allowed call was written down with the reason "allowed". So an entry that
had something real to say printed it and then undid it:

    flagged   DLP: AWS access key
    reason    allowed

The second line restates the decision on the row above and explains nothing. A
reason exists to account for a refusal; where there is nothing to account for the
field is absent now, and the view falls through to the arguments.

The layers panel drew one bar per DLP pattern, each scaled against the busiest —
so the busiest is always full width. With a single pattern that is a full-width
RED bar across the panel for seven hits, which reads as an emergency and carries
no information, because a bar compares and there was nothing to compare against.
Two or more patterns and the comparison is real, so the bars stay; one, and the
number is the whole of what there is to say. The label also had ten columns,
which cut "AWS access key" to "AWS acces…" and named nothing.

0.0.5.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>