Say why each flagged Source File column stays - #318
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The new source-column finding flagged Chromium Autofill Entries, Chromium Saved Logins, Portable Devices, Contacts and Biome App In Focus. In each the other column does not separate the files on every input, and the notes now say so: two copies of one profile or database under Users/ and System/Volumes/Data/Users/, a hive under Windows.old, or several files in one Biome folder. The Chromium sentence replaces one that gave a reason Profile and User already cover. Notes only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follows the new source-column finding in check_artifact_output.py (#313). Notes only.
With these notes the finding reports nothing on pc_mus_001_win11, lonewolf_win10, dleapp_macos_bigsur or the public MacBook Pro extraction.
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