classifier prompts to provide feedback when blocked on legitimate cybersecurity questions, then fails because github flags as "policy not a bug"

**Bug Description**
Using Claude Code to perform review of DASt scanning results, and blocked by the classifier - apparently, we can't use Anthropic AI for cyber security defence.... hot helpful .

However, the system prompts to provide /feedback.

Complete this in good faith, and it attempts to file a github issue, which blocks because "this is not a github issue, it's policy".

So why prompt to create feedback when blocked by policy then? and what IS the avenue to provide feedback on harmful policy?

isn't miscategorisation of defensive cyber work as to be blocked not an issue to be investigated and resolved?

**Environment Info**
- Platform: win32
- Terminal: windows-terminal
- Version: 2.1.263
- Feedback ID: ff19aa95-8901-4b64-86cc-e5e5e24b946d

**Errors**
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No source file, test, or implementation entry point is identified in the report. Start with the classifier's blocked response and the /feedback flow, using feedback ID ff19aa95-8901-4b64-86cc-e5e5e24b946d; done means legitimate defensive-cybersecurity feedback has an appropriate path rather than being directed to a policy-rejected GitHub issue.

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