- Remove review-artifact "Defect 2" comment in main.py:2076; replace with
accurate description of the invalid-cap fallback. Same label removed from
the test section header in test_ollama_wordlist_sampling.py.
- Lift nested _usable helper to module-level _usable_plaintext in main.py,
placed alongside the other private wordlist helpers after _wordlist_path.
Add six direct unit tests covering blank, whitespace, plain, hash:pw,
multi-colon, and empty-plaintext cases.
- Move spinner line-clear before thread.join() in progress.py so the terminal
is cleaned up even if join() is interrupted by a DoubleInterrupt/second Ctrl-C.
Add test_tty_clears_line_even_if_join_raises to cover this path.
- Replace time.sleep-based elapsed-counter test with a deterministic version
that patches time.monotonic; assert on actual rendered format with r"\d+s".
Drop the misleading 0.05s sleep in test_tty_clears_line_on_exit (shorter
than one tick, so no frame was ever guaranteed).
- Add missing ollama* keys to hate_crack/config.json.example (package-data
copy); root config.json.example already had them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Defect 1 — hcatOllama showed a plain print then blocked silently for
up to 300 s while waiting for the LLM. A new generic context manager
`hate_crack/progress.py::spinner()` now runs a daemon thread that
repaints a single line with a frame + elapsed-seconds counter every
~120 ms. TTY guard ensures non-TTY/test environments get a single
plain print instead of ANSI control characters. The line is erased
with \033[2K\r on exit (normal and exceptional).
Defect 2 — the wordlist path materialised every line in memory and
built a prompt that could massively overflow ollamaNumCtx on large
wordlists. The path now does a two-pass evenly-spaced sample: pass 1
counts usable lines, pass 2 stride-selects up to `ollamaMaxSampleLines`
(default 500, new config key) spread across the full file. When no
capping occurs the message reads "Loaded N passwords"; when capping
occurs it reads "Sampled N of M passwords".
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
