Two new synthesised-artifact generators that bake the obfuscated fingerprint payload into plausible-looking decoy files: * fingerprint_html — a mundane "Internal Asset Directory" page with a small table of fake hosts; the obfuscated payload is inlined at the bottom of <body>. Visible content (row pool slice, sync timestamp) also varies per mint via SHA-256-derived stable ints, so two extracted canaries don't diff to zero even on the rendered surface. * fingerprint_svg — standalone SVG with an embedded <script> CDATA block. SVG <script> only fires for top-level loads / <object> / <iframe>; <img>-referenced renders are safely inert. Both derive the mint UUID via uuid.uuid5 from the callback token, so re-mints are byte-identical (preserving the generator determinism contract) AND the same token produces the same mint UUID across HTML and SVG variants — the worker can correlate beacons across artifact shapes. Wired into the factory + KNOWN_GENERATORS, default placement paths under ~/Documents/asset_directory.html and ~/Documents/network_topology.svg for both linux and windows personas. Tests cover determinism, per-token divergence, structural validity (DOCTYPE/SVG headers), and that the beacon URL stays inside the obfuscated string array (not in plaintext). The two new entries skip in test_generators.py when Node toolchain is absent so bare CI checkouts still pass.
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