Of 351 findings, 346 were in mac_tooling/tools/*.py (forensics CLI scripts
with __main__ blocks invoked directly). Per Q2 in
docs/AGENT_COMPLIANCE_ROADMAP.md and the mac_tooling repo's own AGENTS.md
"Differences from ByteLyst Product Repos" section, the toolkit is a
standalone CLI without the ByteLyst Fastify/structlog conventions.
Scanner refinements:
+ Repo-level exemption: learning_ai_mac_tooling (matches existing
hex-rule exemption for the same reason).
+ Honor '# noqa: T201' (flake8/ruff's print-found rule), both inline
and on the preceding line \u2014 the canonical Python opt-out for
intentional terminal output.
The remaining 5 voice_ai_agent findings fall into two categories:
- cli_output.py already had '# noqa: T201' (now respected, cleared).
- sounds.py (terminal BEL audio fallback) + fn_listener.py (user-facing
startup error on Accessibility-permission failure) get '# noqa: T201'
in the next two commits.
scripts/check-rule-violations.sh: 351 \u2192 0 b4-python-print findings.
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