branderson
c539c82796
The previous commit stripped base-domains and stopped there. The next run on a real host died the same way, on a bare `#` from a repository's own declaration: a fetched body was cat'd raw too, so the bug was the same one a layer over, and fixing the source I happened to be looking at left the other one open. There is one place every name arrives, and comments are stripped there now. Both sources reach it, and so will any source added later. A domain cannot contain `#`, so nothing legitimate is lost. The per-repository count was of lines, so a comment block counted as declared names: "15 name(s) declared" for a file declaring rather fewer. It counts names. The bare `#` is not an odd thing to write. It is the separator line in a comment block, which is how the generated files in these repositories are written, so the first project to document its own declaration would have hit this whatever else it contained.