Anchor the claim-language pattern on a person (active voice) - #115
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The attribution family only fired on the literal "the user" followed by one of a fixed verb list, so "the Flipboard user follows", "a user tracked" and "the account holder selected" passed. The active family now mirrors the passive one: any of the person nouns, an optional descriptor, and the same determiners, plus the conduct verbs that recur in these fields. Landing it green meant rewording one description the anchored pattern now flags, to state the record rather than attribute the act to a person. The pattern and its pinned test are byte-identical across the five cores; the sibling PRs carry the same change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Anchors the claim-language checker's active-voice attribution on a person, the way the passive family already is.
It fired only on the literal "the user" plus a fixed verb list, so "the Flipboard user follows", "a user tracked" and "the account holder selected" passed. The active family now takes any of the person nouns, an optional descriptor and the same determiners, plus the conduct verbs that recur in these fields.
1 examiner-facing description(s) or note(s) that the anchored pattern now flags are reworded to state the record rather than attribute the act to a person. The pattern and its pinned test are identical across the five cores, so this same change lands in each.
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