Do not open a public issue with credentials, personal data, raw collection output, or details that could expose a third party. Contact the repository owner privately instead.

• Never commit API keys, tokens, passwords, cookies, browser sessions, OAuth files, or private keys.
• Store credentials only in environment variables or an approved secret manager.
• If a credential is committed, revoke/rotate it at the provider first; deleting the file alone does not remove it from Git history.

This public repository must not contain raw collection output, contact lists, e-mails, phone numbers, coordinates, addresses, backups, or database dumps. Use a private, access-controlled archive for research or operational data.