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Record the v3.14.5 audit entry - #131

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Adds the v3.14.5 entry to docs/SAFETY-AUDIT.md, after the tag as the release checklist requires.

  • Both published executables reproduce byte-for-byte from a fresh clone of v3.14.5 (framework-dependent 7bc092c5…117e, self-contained f2a95188…1237) on a matching runtime: runner image windows-2025-vs2026 20260907.229.1 and local machine both on SDK 10.0.401 / runtime 10.0.12. The driven executable's hash from the release job's GUI smoke report equals the one in the archive.
  • Both archives' SHA-256 digests were verified against a local download and equal GitHub's reported digests.
  • Records what changed, why no four-corpus audit was run (detection and ConversionPolicy untouched), and the limits: unsigned archives (tenth release), no accessibility spot check (ninth), and the export menu is not driven by the smoke suite.

Documentation only. Test-DefectBacklog.ps1 passes.

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Written after the tag, because committing it changes the assembly through the
PDB checksum. It records that both published executables reproduce
byte-for-byte from the tagged commit on a matching runtime, the archive
digests confirmed against a local download, what the release changed, and its
limits: no corpus run because detection and conversion policy are untouched,
unsigned archives, and no accessibility spot check.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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