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• 🧭 west (Zephyr's command-line tool): loading a manifest with a reserved project name crashed. My fix was approved by two maintainers and merged (#1013).
• 📡 midea-lan: a message encoder got the frame length wrong when no padding was needed. Fix merged (#251); the owner thanked me "for finding and fixing the 8370 framing bug".
• 📊 mizani (number labels for plotnine charts): labels picked too few decimals when values were close together, so 10 and 10.5 both showed as 10. Fix merged (#90).
• 🐰 pamqp (RabbitMQ's Python protocol library): Bite found three past fixes that no test would notice breaking, including one where "don't requeue" got flipped back to "requeue". I added the missing tests, and the maintainer merged them (#86).
• 🐛 prosemirror-py: a commit said a memory leak was fixed. Bite caught that it wasn't. I reported it (#335) and sent a fix (#336), which is waiting on review.
• 🔧 pyclibrary: 9 PRs merged (#93–#101), the newest fixing an enum bug from 2021 (#58). The owner called them "small and focused".
• 🎨 django-tailwind-cli: fixed the watcher's output (#232). Merged and shipped in 4.8.2.
• 📐 text-to-cad: its Python 3.11 check missed a line that breaks on real 3.11. Fixed (#708). Merged and shipped in 0.8.2.
• ✅ srptools: all 4 bugs in my report (#13) fixed by the maintainer the same day.

Open now: 15 PRs waiting on review, including llm #1828, modeltranslation #831 and #832. Reported, no reply yet: ChatSBOM #217.

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