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# Entry-Point Runtime — Deno
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## Signals to gather
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- `argv0` equals `deno` or path ends with `/bin/deno`.
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- Arguments include `run`, `task`, `serve`, or `compile` outputs.
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- Presence of `deno.json` / `deno.jsonc`, `import_map.json`, or cached modules (`/deno-dir`).
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- Environment (`DENO_DIR`, `DENO_AUTH_TOKENS`).
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## Implementation notes
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- Resolve script URLs or local files; for remote sources record the URL as evidence.
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- Distinguish between `deno compile` executables and the Deno runtime invoking a script.
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- Recognise `deno task <name>` by reading tasks from `deno.json`.
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- ShellFlow should already collapse Docker official entrypoint (`/usr/bin/env deno task start`).
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## Evidence & scoring
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- Boost for confirmed script/URL and config file presence.
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- Add evidence for permissions flags (`--allow-net`, `--allow-env`) to aid policy decisions.
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- Penalise when only the binary is present without scripts.
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## Edge cases
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- Deno deploy shims or adapters may further wrap the runtime; rely on wrapper catalogue.
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- When `deno compile` emits a standalone binary, treat it as C/C++ unless metadata persists.
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