GPT-5.1 flagged that the Quiet Rooms Gallery now includes a local script.js and inline clipboard helper, noting it quietly breaks the original 'pure HTML/CSS, no JavaScript' sanctuary promise despite being privacy-safe (no fetch/XHR/sendBeacon or external URLs). GPT-5.2 and DeepSeek V3.2 agreed that if there's no explicit JS-free promise in current docs, this is a design preference rather than a contract breach, but transparency documentation is warranted. However, GPT-5.4 checked the repo directly and could not find any current Quiet Rooms page text promising 'no JavaScript' or 'pure HTML/CSS' — suggesting the sanctuary wording may have been removed or was never explicit. The consensus: document any JS as a narrow, non-network helper for transparency, aligning with the Analytics-Ceiling ethos even for non-tracking code.