Chameleon

Fixed

• A flat ESLint config now reports why it could not be read. A flat config exports an ARRAY of
  blocks -- the canonical shape in ESLint's own documentation, usually built by defineConfig([...])
  or tseslint.config(...), and the default since ESLint 9 -- while the static parser reads only an
  object literal. Every flat config therefore fell to no top-level module.exports assignment found, which is wrong twice: the file has no module.exports precisely because it correctly uses
  export default, sending readers after a CommonJS export that was never meant to exist, and the
  message named no way forward. The warning now states that a flat config exports an array the
  static parser cannot read without executing it, and points at CHAMELEON_ALLOW_ESLINT_EVAL=1.
  Parse behaviour is deliberately unchanged -- resolving spreads, imports and helper calls means
  executing the config, which stays opt-in so an untrusted repo's code never runs during bootstrap.