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Brad Ison b2d72534c5 feat(agentnetwork): adjective-noun subdomain label generation
Adds PickTuple, which draws an adjective and a noun to form a single DNS
label such as "brave-otter". The existing single-word generator kept a
per-cluster "taken" set and guessed uniqueness up front; a later commit
replaces that with a database constraint and a retry, so PickTuple
deliberately takes no taken set and has no fallback suffix.

The adjectives live in their own pool rather than reusing the noun list,
which is almost entirely nouns -- drawing twice from it produces
"millet-hammock", which reads as noise rather than a name. Tests assert the
curation contract the pool depends on: duplicate-free, DNS-safe, and
disjoint from the nouns.
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// Package labelgen produces DNS-safe Agent Network subdomain labels.
//
// The adjective pool below pairs with the noun pool in words.go to form
// `<adjective>-<noun>` labels. It is kept separate because words.go is almost
// entirely nouns — drawing both halves from it produced unreadable pairs like
// "millet-hammock". Entries are lowercase ASCII, 4-12 chars, free of hyphens
// and digits, screened for offensive/brand/region-specific terms, and disjoint
// from the noun pool (enforced by TestAdjectives_AreDisjointFromNouns).
package labelgen
// adjectives is the descriptor half of a generated label.
var adjectives = []string{
"able", "active", "adept", "agile", "airy", "alert", "amiable", "ample",
"ancient", "ardent", "artful", "astute", "balmy", "blithe", "bold", "bonny",
"brave", "breezy", "brisk", "bubbly", "buoyant", "bushy", "candid", "canny",
"cheery", "chilly", "chipper", "chunky", "civil", "classic", "clever", "comely",
"compact", "cordial", "cosmic", "courtly", "crafty", "creamy", "crisp", "cuddly",
"curious", "dainty", "dapper", "daring", "dashing", "deft", "dewy", "diligent",
"downy", "dreamy", "dulcet", "durable", "dusky", "eager", "earnest", "earthy",
"easy", "elated", "elegant", "epic", "fabled", "faithful", "fancy", "fearless",
"feisty", "fervent", "fleet", "fluffy", "fond", "frisky", "frosty", "gallant",
"genial", "genteel", "gentle", "giddy", "gilded", "glad", "glassy", "gleaming",
"glossy", "graceful", "grand", "grainy", "hale", "hardy", "hearty", "hefty",
"honest", "hopeful", "humble", "hushed", "immense", "jaunty", "jolly", "jovial",
"joyful", "jubilant", "keen", "kindly", "kindred", "lanky", "leafy", "limber",
"lively", "lofty", "loyal", "lucent", "lucid", "luminous", "lush", "maroon",
"mellow", "merry", "mighty", "mindful", "mirthful", "misty", "modest", "muted",
"nifty", "nimble", "noble", "patient", "peaceful", "pearly", "peppy", "perky",
"petite", "placid", "playful", "pleasant", "plucky", "plush", "polite", "posh",
"prancing", "pristine", "prompt", "proud", "prudent", "quaint", "quick", "quirky",
"radiant", "ready", "regal", "restful", "robust", "rosy", "ruddy", "rugged",
"sandy", "satin", "saucy", "savvy", "sedate", "serene", "shady", "shiny",
"silken", "silky", "sincere", "sleek", "slender", "smart", "smooth", "snappy",
"snug", "soaring", "sparkly", "spiffy", "spirited", "sprightly", "spry", "stalwart",
"stately", "steady", "sterling", "stoic", "stormy", "stout", "sturdy", "sunlit",
"supple", "svelte", "tawny", "tender", "tidy", "timeless", "trusty", "upbeat",
"urbane", "valiant", "vast", "vernal", "vibrant", "vintage", "whimsy", "willing",
"windy", "winsome", "wintry", "witty", "worthy", "zesty", "zippy",
}