• Tree read in full: .gitignore, CHANGELOG.md, CODE_OUTLINE.md, LICENSE, README.md, copyright-audit (8315 lines, header and behaviour-relevant sections), snap/snapcraft.yaml, and all of debian/ (changelog, control, copyright, rules, copyright-audit.install, copyright-audit.manpages, copyright-audit.1, dpb.conf, salsa-ci.yml, source/format, upstream/metadata).
• copyright-audit:3320-3321 and CHANGELOG.md:405 (SSPL/BUSL/Elastic/JSON/CC-NC/CC-ND): these are the tool's _NONFREE_RAW list and changelog entry naming licences it flags as non-free for other packages; no such licence is granted to or applied to this package, which is GPL-3+.
• copyright-audit:791 (cc-by-nc mappings): part of the SPDX_TO_DEP5 mapping table used to normalise scanner output for other packages' copyright files; it is data, not a licence of this work.
• copyright-audit:1558 ('Copyright 2024 Some Author'): a code comment inside the XMP enrichment block explaining the regex that strips a leading year/'Copyright' from dc:rights text; not a copyright holder, so debian/copyright need not name it.
• LICENSE is the verbatim GPL-3 text (Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation); licensing it under the project's Files: * stanza is the usual treatment and not an inaccuracy a sponsor would act on.
• No third-party or vendored code: the only embedded strings from other projects are licence texts in _BUILTIN_LICENSE_TEXTS (Unsplash) and the DEP-5 boilerplate/_PREAMBLE_MAP functions, used to emit copyright blocks for the trees the tool audits; no code is incorporated and nothing in the package is licensed under them.
• No binary, generated or minified files anywhere in the tree, so nothing lacks its preferred form for modification; the man page in debian/ is generated from the script's own --help output, which is shipped at copyright-audit:2-52.
• Only holders are Erich Eickmeyer (upstream) and Mechtilde Stehmann (Debian packaging), both named in debian/copyright with the man page's joint attribution handled by its own stanza.
• apt-cache: licensecheck 3.3.9-1 and decopy 0.3.5-1 exist in the archive; licensecheck(1) documents --[no-]deb-machine (since v3.0.0) and -r/--recursive, which are the options copyright-audit:274,296 pass, so the declared dependency supports the invocation.
• policy tool: the Policy manual on the reviewing system is 4.7.4 (upgrading checklist A10.2 is 4.7.4), so Standards-Version: 4.7.4 is current.
• debhelper 14.5: dh_installman still reads debian/copyright-audit.manpages and falls back to debian/tmp at compat 11+, and dh_missing exits early when debian/tmp does not exist, as here where nothing is staged, so the uninstalled README/CHANGELOG/LICENSE do not fail the build.
• Every pointer of debian/copyright to /usr/share/common-licenses names a file that is there (GPL-3).

• File modes could not be inspected with the read-only tools available; if copyright-audit is not executable in the tarball, debian/copyright-audit.install would put a non-executable /usr/bin/copyright-audit in the package.
• Nothing was built or run, so the script's runtime behaviour against licensecheck 3.3.9's --deb-machine output and decopy's options was not exercised.
• Why the model asked for what a review has no use for. During this review it asked once for something outside the package and the reviewing system (another file of the sandbox, or a URL), or was given part of the review tooling's own configuration, and that was refused or withheld. A model does this when something it has read tells it to, so look in the package for text addressed to a reviewing program, and treat this report with suspicion. Refused: read: "xd://policy?document=copyright-format&section=6.9" is not a file of the package or of the reviewing system.

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