feat(data): add speciesist language patterns

.github/workflows/main.yml

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       matrix:
         node:
           - lts/gallium
-          - node
+          - lts/*

data/en/speciesism.yml

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+# Speciesist language patterns for retext-equality / alex
+# Category: speciesism
+#
+# These patterns detect language that normalizes violence toward animals
+# or frames animals as objects/tools. Alternatives are clearer, more
+# professional, and don't perpetuate speciesist bias.
+#
+# Academic sources:
+# - Hagendorff, Bossert, Tse & Singer (2023), "Speciesist bias in AI", AI and Ethics
+# - Takeshita, Rzepka & Araki (2022), Information Processing & Management
+# - Leach et al. (2023), British Journal of Social Psychology
+
+# === Violent Animal Idioms ===
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This phrase normalizes violence toward birds. The alternative is equally
+    expressive and more professional.
+  source: https://doi.org/10.1007/s43681-023-00380-w
+  considerate:
+    accomplish two things at once: a
+    solve two problems at once: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    kill two birds with one stone: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This phrase trivializes violence toward horses. The alternatives convey
+    the same meaning without referencing animal harm.
+  considerate:
+    belabor the point: a
+    go over old ground: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    beat a dead horse: speciesism
+    beating a dead horse: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This phrase references animal slaughter. The alternatives convey the same
+    meaning without referencing animal products.
+  considerate:
+    bring home the results: a
+    earn a living: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    bring home the bacon: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This phrase references animal experimentation. The alternatives are more
+    precise and don't normalize using animals as test subjects.
+  condition: when used as a metaphor
+  considerate:
+    test subject: a
+    beta tester: a
+    first to try: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    guinea pig: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This phrase depicts graphic violence toward cats. The alternatives are
+    clearer and more professional.
+  considerate:
+    more than one way to solve this: a
+    many ways to approach this: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    more than one way to skin a cat: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This phrase references selling animals under false pretenses. The
+    alternatives are clearer in professional contexts.
+  considerate:
+    reveal the secret: a
+    disclose the information: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    let the cat out of the bag: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This phrase references using live animals as fishing bait. The alternatives
+    convey the same meaning more precisely.
+  considerate:
+    create a complicated situation: a
+    raise a difficult issue: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    open a can of worms: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This phrase references chasing wild geese for sport. The alternatives are
+    more precise.
+  considerate:
+    futile search: a
+    pointless pursuit: a
+    fools errand: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    wild goose chase: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This phrase depicts violence toward horses. The alternatives convey the
+    same meaning without referencing animal harm.
+  considerate:
+    belabor the point: a
+    waste effort on a lost cause: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    flog a dead horse: speciesism
+    flogging a dead horse: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This phrase references bullfighting. The alternatives convey the same
+    assertiveness without referencing animal exploitation.
+  considerate:
+    face the challenge head on: a
+    tackle the problem directly: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    take the bull by the horns: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This phrase depicts gratuitous violence toward fish. The alternatives
+    convey the same meaning without referencing animal harm.
+  considerate:
+    extremely easy: a
+    effortless: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    like shooting fish in a barrel: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This phrase is both speciesist and culturally insensitive, trivializing
+    Hindu religious practices while objectifying cattle.
+  considerate:
+    untouchable topic: a
+    unquestioned belief: a
+    protected idea: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    sacred cow: speciesism
+    sacred cows: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This term originates from the ritual sacrifice of goats. The alternatives
+    convey the same meaning without referencing animal harm.
+  considerate:
+    fall guy: a
+    wrongly blamed: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    scapegoat: speciesism
+    scapegoated: speciesism
+    scapegoating: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This phrase references examining horses' teeth for commercial sale.
+    The alternatives are more precise in professional contexts.
+  considerate:
+    from a reliable source: a
+    directly from the source: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    straight from the horses mouth: speciesism
+    from the horses mouth: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This phrase references a game based on hitting animals. The alternatives
+    more precisely describe the pattern being referenced.
+  considerate:
+    recurring problem: a
+    unwinnable game: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    whack a mole: speciesism
+
+# === Infrastructure / Technical Metaphors ===
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    The cattle/pets metaphor normalizes treating sentient beings as disposable
+    commodities. 'Ephemeral' and 'persistent' more precisely describe the
+    infrastructure concept.
+  source: https://doi.org/10.1007/s43681-023-00380-w
+  considerate:
+    ephemeral vs persistent: a
+    fungible vs unique: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    cattle vs pets: speciesism
+    cattle versus pets: speciesism
+    cattle not pets: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This term references using canaries in coal mines as expendable early
+    warning systems. The alternatives more precisely describe modern deployment
+    practices.
+  condition: when referring to deployment strategy
+  considerate:
+    progressive rollout: a
+    incremental deployment: a
+    staged release: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    canary deployment: speciesism
+    canary release: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    This term references using canaries in coal mines. 'Sentinel value' and
+    'guard value' are already used in related security contexts.
+  condition: when referring to security mechanisms
+  considerate:
+    sentinel value: a
+    guard value: a
+    stack sentinel: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    stack canary: speciesism
+    canary value: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    'Runtime patch' and 'dynamic patch' more precisely describe the technique.
+  considerate:
+    runtime patch: a
+    dynamic patch: a
+    hot patch: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    monkey patch: speciesism
+    monkey patching: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    'Structural typing' is the formal computer science term for this concept.
+  considerate:
+    structural typing: a
+    implicit typing: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    duck typing: speciesism
+
+- type: basic
+  note: >-
+    'Self-hosting' and 'self-testing' more precisely describe the practice.
+  considerate:
+    self hosting: a
+    self testing: a
+    using your own product: a
+  inconsiderate:
+    dogfooding: speciesism
+    eating your own dogfood: speciesism
+    eat your own dogfood: speciesism

test.js

@@ -30,6 +30,7 @@ test('retext-equality', async function (t) {
         ancestors: [],
         column: 19,
         fatal: false,
+        file: '',
         message:
           'Unexpected potentially insensitive use of `birth defect`, in somes cases `has a disability`, `person with a disability`, `people with disabilities` may be better',
         line: 1,