Jeff's correction breaks published check rather than denting it. homelab-cluster
publishes six documents and is private deliberately; publication.md says others,
not everyone, and I read one word as the other. The tool as logged would have
reported a correct repository as broken, so a superseding entry is added rather
than revising the osprey entry. What survives is that bedrock's public page
promising a private repository as the better answer was a real defect, and it was
never about homelab-cluster.
So published check must not report a verdict. It reports the identity it used, and
warns when that identity is the repository's own owner — publishing is not an act
you can complete alone, and a tool that verifies with your own credential has
helped you complete it alone and told you it was fine.
Also corrects me: I confirmed the specimen's token claim enthusiastically without
testing the case that would show it wrong. A refused write names the token's
scopes in the error body, so a token cannot be asked what it may do but can be
told by being refused. Verified that no other channel exists — the tokens endpoint
rejects token auth, and no scope header comes back on success.
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