[thienannguyencv]

This very matches my observation. The error isn't due to incorrect code—it's code that looks specific to your system but is actually generic patterns applied from the training process. The structure is correct, the logic is sound, it just doesn't interact with what your source code actually does.

Harder to catch because nothing is factually wrong. You have to ask: could this output have been produced without actually reading my codebase?