# Built-in export-control keyword list (domain-agnostic defaults).
#
# Substring match, case-insensitive, against the full query text.
# Format: one term per line. Lines starting with # are comments.
#
# ── Scope ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
#
# This file holds terms that are *legally* export-controlled or weapon-design-
# adjacent under EAR / ITAR / 10 CFR 810. It is intentionally narrow.
#
# It is NOT a list of "all nuclear-technology terminology." Mentioning
# `RELAP5`, `ORIGEN`, `prompt criticality`, or `SCRAM` in a course is not an
# export-control event — those are textbook reactor physics terms covered in
# undergraduate curricula and published peer-reviewed literature. Treating
# them as EC triggers blocks legitimate research and teaching workflows.
#
# Facility-policy terms (additional protection beyond legal EC — e.g. internal
# code names, vendor-proprietary tools, facility-specific operational details)
# go in `runtime/config/export_control_terms.txt`, NOT here. See
# `runtime/config.example/export_control_terms.txt` for the template.
#
# ── Sensitive materials (weapons-usable / SNM) ────────────────────────────────
weapons-usable
weapons-grade
SNM
plutonium-239
highly enriched uranium
HEU

# ── Export control and regulatory framework ───────────────────────────────────
export authorization
EAR controlled
ITAR
deemed export
export controlled
restricted territory
10 CFR 810

# ── Removed from defaults (now require facility-policy opt-in) ────────────────
# These terms USED to live here but were causing widespread false positives in
# research/teaching contexts. Add them back via runtime/config/export_control_terms.txt
# if your facility's policy requires:
#   ORIGEN, RELAP5, RELAP7, PARCS, TRITON   — open-source / academically licensed simulation codes
#   prompt critical, prompt criticality      — textbook reactor physics
#   critical assembly, critical mass         — textbook reactor physics
#   SCRAM                                    — operations terminology
#   fissile material, enrichment             — textbook nuclear material concepts
#   InternalSim, SimTool                     — placeholder names; replace with your tool
