Document what the cert and auth sweeps will not do
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// downstream of something else here, and listing it alongside its own cause invites fixing the
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// symptom.
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//
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// OPERATIONAL SAFEGUARDS
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// Read-only. Opens certbot's logs and nothing else — no certificate is requested, renewed or
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// deleted here, and no log is rotated or truncated.
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//
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// Bounded by file count and by bytes per file, so a directory that has grown to 639 MB across
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// 1001 files cannot turn a page load into an unbounded read. Only the tail of each log is
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// examined, because a run explains its failure at the end rather than the beginning.
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//
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// An unrecognised failure is reported as unclassified, never folded into the nearest category.
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// A tidy chart that is wrong sends the operator to fix a domain that was never broken.
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//
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// The log directory is discovered from the NPM container rather than assumed, so a container
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// path change surfaces as "no logs found" instead of an empty triage that reads as "no
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// failures".
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//
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// RUNTIME MODES
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// cert_triage.php summary — categories, affected domains, and the causal reading
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// cert_triage.php --json the same as JSON, for the Certs tab
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