Chameleon

Fixed

• Style lint no longer flags a double-quoted JSX attribute value
  (className="x"). prettier's jsxSingleQuote governs JSX quoting separately
  and defaults to false, so JSX attributes stay double-quoted even under
  singleQuote: true — flagging them steered the model to break
  prettier-conforming code (the single highest-frequency false positive across
  the framework audit). The skip fires only when the file actually contains JSX
  (so a compact const x="y" assignment in a plain .js/.ts file still flags,
  and a TS generic like Array<string> never fools the detector), and honors an
  explicit jsxSingleQuote: true.
• The Python method snake_case rule no longer flags a @property /
  @cached_property / @computed_field / @x.setter accessor. A property is an
  attribute accessor, so its name follows attribute/constant casing (a pydantic
  @computed_field named SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI), not function snake_case. A
  comment between the decorator and its def no longer defeats the exemption.
• A rule calibration demoted for flagging conforming committed code
  (enforcement.json active:false with flagged>0, e.g. inheritance-convention
  on a DRF FlexFieldsModelSerializer) now renders as an advisory note rather
  than an imperative "Fix these." — the calibration layer already measured it as
  false-positive-prone, so its per-edit firings no longer carry the
  conformance-failure tone or ratchet per-file escalation. Security rules are
  never demoted.
• The inheritance-convention lint no longer flags a cohort of classes that
  deliberately share a base the archetype's per-file derivation never admitted to
  known_bases (six sibling DRF serializers extending FlexFieldsModelSerializer
  in one file). A base ≥2 top-level classes in the edited file inherit as their
  primary base is exempted; a lone off-base class, and a class whose primary base
  deviates while only a secondary mixin is shared, still flag.