The sensitivity vocabulary env-cap's own docs, examples, and .env.example
comments are written around. Purely advisory: sensitivity is an open
string (see runtime.VariableDocs.sensitivity), any value is
honored verbatim, and nothing here ever drops or rewrites a declared level.
A level outside this set only produces a non-blocking
NONSTANDARD_SENSITIVITY_LEVEL finding, so a team that deliberately runs
its own vocabulary sees one advisory line rather than silent data loss --
and a team that meant to write "secret" and typo'd "secrets" finds out.
The sensitivity vocabulary env-cap's own docs, examples, and
.env.examplecomments are written around. Purely advisory:sensitivityis an openstring(see runtime.VariableDocs.sensitivity), any value is honored verbatim, and nothing here ever drops or rewrites a declared level. A level outside this set only produces a non-blockingNONSTANDARD_SENSITIVITY_LEVELfinding, so a team that deliberately runs its own vocabulary sees one advisory line rather than silent data loss -- and a team that meant to write"secret"and typo'd"secrets"finds out.