[DeusData]

Repair two shared PR CI contract failures:

• Keep the language-count contract aligned with the surfaces retained after docs: sharpen MCP positioning and refresh website discovery #2729.
• Normalize CRLF from native Windows Python before mapping CodeQL retrace paths. This restores changed grammar/runtime wrappers without expanding the reduced PR scan policy.

The Windows regression exercises the producer/consumer boundary with explicit CRLF and checks all four expected entrypoints and LF output. Required hosted CI remains the merge gate.

Validation: native Windows ARM64 reproduced the failure twice, passed after the fix, and failed again with only the fix reverted. macOS passes 60 selector cases and 13 compiler-backed retrace fixtures. The exact passing repair bytes were restored and preserved through the current-main merge.

[DeusData]

Added two signed maintainer commits to repair the shared CI blockers: 7890796 normalizes native Windows CRLF before CodeQL retrace path matching and adds a regression test; 72e8be9 brings the branch onto current main. This preserves the reduced PR scan policy while restoring grammar/runtime wrapper coverage.

The Windows failure reproduced twice, passed with the correction, and returned when the correction was removed. macOS selector and compiler-backed retrace checks also pass. Required GitHub CI is now being rerun on the new head. Thanks for your patience while we clear these shared CI blockers.

[DeusData]

Thanks for the language-count cleanup and for the careful CI follow-through. Merged with all required checks green, including Windows, Intel macOS, ASan/UBSan, and MSan. This also includes the CRLF-safe CodeQL retrace-list fix, so the queued contributor PRs can now pick up the repaired baseline.