OpenCrabs patch release v0.5.14 is out. This one is about reaching more people and breaking fewer files. Two new languages joined the lie-catching packs, and the edit tools got a fix for a bug class that has been quietly corrupting files. The headline is the language coverage. OpenCrabs now speaks Arabic and Chinese natively: 732 intent phrases for Arabic built from verb families, and 1,222 for Chinese where every phrase exists in both Simplified and Traditional, so 我会检查 and 我會檢查 both land. The detection is script-aware, which is the subtle part: Japanese and Korean also write with Han characters, so the Chinese branch only fires when there is no kana or hangul in the text. At the same time the existing Spanish, French, Indonesian, Russian and Portuguese packs jumped from around a hundred intent phrases each to 436-545, the same order of magnitude as English. A pack with a third of the phrases catches a third of the lies, and that gap is closed. The edit bug came from a user report and it was a good one. Ask edit_file to delete a line and it rebuilt the whole file from a line split: your final newline vanished, and every CRLF ending in the file turned into LF. The diff view even hid it, because it diffs the same rebuilt strings. The fix splices bytes instead of rebuilding, and the same CRLF defect was found and fixed in hashline_edit while verifying. Nineteen new tests now pin the byte-level behavior, where before this there were zero. Infrastructure got stiffer too. A new CI lint fails the build the moment anyone introduces a byte slice that can panic on a multi-byte character, with 910 existing sites baselined. Every workflow action is pinned to an immutable commit, the Rust toolchain is pinned to 1.98.1, and the test suite now runs on Linux as well as macOS. 2 features. 10 fixes. 11,407 tests. Grab it at opencrabs.com/download Thanks to @syafriadit1 @iamloonix and the 3 new contributors @echoxiangchen, @yimengzhiyan and @VincentFeliciano.