furkancevik-debug/mike

Turkish jurisdiction pivot: four court integrations added in one commit, three dependent on an undocumented local Python sidecar.

Single-commit fork with one jurisdiction-specific feature. Low activity, no cleanup commits, notable red flags (stray binary, server-side edits, PII in logs). Narrow interest for anyone building Turkish legal integrations; limited value otherwise.

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furkancevik-debug's single recorded commit repositions mike for the Turkish legal market by adding routes for Yargitay (Court of Cassation), Danistay (Council of State), Emsal (regional precedent), and the Constitutional Court (Anayasa). The Anayasa router scrapes the court's public search interface directly. The other three proxy to a Python service on localhost:3002 that isn't in the repository.

The commit also carries baggage: a 1.3 MB Linux ELF binary in frontend/let, PII-logging debug instrumentation in the projects route, and hardcoded Python API URLs throughout. Edits appear to have been made directly on a live Contabo VPS rather than from a development machine.

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Themed changes and pull requests touching this fork, newest first. Themed changes that haven't been turned into a public post yet still appear — they're real work even without a published writeup.

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