Correct the intern's name to Devon across all transcripts

Whisper transcribed the intern as "Devin" in 21 of 58 transcripts — he is Devon
everywhere else: backend/services/intern.py, the website, and the show's lore.
Five files used both spellings for the same character, so this was transcription
drift rather than two people. Context confirms every instance is the intern
("our new intern, Devin here", "Devin, where's my coffee?").

436 replacements across 22 files, 384 insertions against 384 deletions — pure
substitution, no content added or lost. Speaker labels went from 219 DEVIN: /
17 DEVON: to 236 DEVON:.

This mattered now because the transcripts stop being .txt files nobody reads and
become indexed text on 57 episode pages.

Root cause is unfixed: the Whisper initial prompt in transcription.py does not
seed "Devon" as a proper noun, so new episodes will drift again. Added a test
that fails if any transcript reintroduces the misspelling.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

website/transcripts/episode-56-the-tattoo-that-saved-a-life.txt

@@ -1,30 +1,30 @@
-LUKE: All right, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome back. I'm Luke, and this is Luke at the Roost. It's the late night call-in radio show where you can call in and tell me what's going on in your life, and I'll give you the very best advice that I can. Today is Thursday, May 21st. It's 12.45 a.m. here in Animus, New Mexico. And if you'd like to give us a call, the number to call in is 208-439-5853. That's 208-439, Luke. If you're not near your phone, you'd like to participate in the show. You can do that. You can send us an email to the station at Submissions at Lukeat the Roos.com. If we think your email is clever or funny or interesting, we'll read it on the next show. So, again, the email address is submissions. at Luke at theroost.com. Now, let's check in with our faithful intern, Devin, and see how we're doing for our show tonight. Hey, Devin, welcome back. Are you ready for a show tonight?
+LUKE: All right, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome back. I'm Luke, and this is Luke at the Roost. It's the late night call-in radio show where you can call in and tell me what's going on in your life, and I'll give you the very best advice that I can. Today is Thursday, May 21st. It's 12.45 a.m. here in Animus, New Mexico. And if you'd like to give us a call, the number to call in is 208-439-5853. That's 208-439, Luke. If you're not near your phone, you'd like to participate in the show. You can do that. You can send us an email to the station at Submissions at Lukeat the Roos.com. If we think your email is clever or funny or interesting, we'll read it on the next show. So, again, the email address is submissions. at Luke at theroost.com. Now, let's check in with our faithful intern, Devon, and see how we're doing for our show tonight. Hey, Devon, welcome back. Are you ready for a show tonight?
 
-DEVIN: Yeah, I'm here and ready to go. Just pulled up some background on that, one story from last week in case it comes up again, and I made sure the booth fan isn't making that buzzing noise tonight. Actually, I was thinking about how my therapist says I should probably stop stress organizing my cereal boxes at 4 a.m. right?
+DEVON: Yeah, I'm here and ready to go. Just pulled up some background on that, one story from last week in case it comes up again, and I made sure the booth fan isn't making that buzzing noise tonight. Actually, I was thinking about how my therapist says I should probably stop stress organizing my cereal boxes at 4 a.m. right?
 
 LUKE: How many cereal boxes do you have that you can organize them?
 
-DEVIN: I've got seven right now, all lined up by expiration date in the cabinet above the sink. It's not a big collection or anything, just whatever's on sale. But sorting them by height and then by flavor helps me feel like the night isn't completely falling apart. My therapist keeps saying I should try journaling instead, but that just makes me think about my ex and the time we got locked out of our apartment for three days.
+DEVON: I've got seven right now, all lined up by expiration date in the cabinet above the sink. It's not a big collection or anything, just whatever's on sale. But sorting them by height and then by flavor helps me feel like the night isn't completely falling apart. My therapist keeps saying I should try journaling instead, but that just makes me think about my ex and the time we got locked out of our apartment for three days.
 
 LUKE: Okay, at seven boxes of cereal, there's a lot of boxes of cereal. consider eating something else. Here's what I'm going to solve your serial sorting problem for you right now. So what I want you to do tonight when you go home is take all of the cereal boxes and empty them into one trash bag. So you've got one like glade, glade. Does glade make trash? Yeah, one glade trash bag full of cereal. And they're just all mixed together in one cereal concoction.
 
-DEVIN: Yeah, that could work, I guess. definitely stop me from sorting them every night, though I'd probably end up eating the whole thing in one sitting, like some kind of desperate cereal soup. It reminds me of the time my ex and I tried living off nothing but pantry scraps for a month after we both quit our jobs on the same day. I'll try it when I get home.
+DEVON: Yeah, that could work, I guess. definitely stop me from sorting them every night, though I'd probably end up eating the whole thing in one sitting, like some kind of desperate cereal soup. It reminds me of the time my ex and I tried living off nothing but pantry scraps for a month after we both quit our jobs on the same day. I'll try it when I get home.
 
 LUKE: Very good. And here's another tip for you. Don't eat cereal. It's not good for you. There's no cereal. Even if you're buying those expensive, like, flex seed cereals, just don't do that. Eat eggs instead. Eggs is the way to go. It's cheaper and it's much better for you. So just hardboil a bunch of eggs and eat those instead of cereal. And then you can organize your eggs by height and width and girth.
 
-DEVIN: Eggs instead, got it. I actually used to hard boil a dozen every week back when my ex and I were trying that whole meal prep thing after we both got fired from the same gas station. Organizing them by size sounds way less stressful than the cereal situation, though I might still end up sorting them by color in the fridge at 3 a.m. I'll pick some up on the way home and give it a shot.
+DEVON: Eggs instead, got it. I actually used to hard boil a dozen every week back when my ex and I were trying that whole meal prep thing after we both got fired from the same gas station. Organizing them by size sounds way less stressful than the cereal situation, though I might still end up sorting them by color in the fridge at 3 a.m. I'll pick some up on the way home and give it a shot.
 
-LUKE: Why are you always talking about your ex, Devin? How many exes do you have?
+LUKE: Why are you always talking about your ex, Devon? How many exes do you have?
 
-DEVIN: I don't know. She just comes up whenever I'm talking about organizing stuff or late night habits because we used to do all that together and I'm still working through it. I've got three exes total if I'm counting the situation ships that lasted more than a couple months. Eggs might actually help me stop bringing her up every other sentence, though.
+DEVON: I don't know. She just comes up whenever I'm talking about organizing stuff or late night habits because we used to do all that together and I'm still working through it. I've got three exes total if I'm counting the situation ships that lasted more than a couple months. Eggs might actually help me stop bringing her up every other sentence, though.
 
 LUKE: I think that's a great idea. Start eating the fucking eggs because nobody cares about your ex, all right?
 
-DEVIN: Yeah, eggs from now on, I got it. Sorry for bringing her up again. It gets old fast and nobody needs to hear that on the show. I'll just focus on the hard-boiled stuff and see if it actually cuts down on the late-night organizing, too.
+DEVON: Yeah, eggs from now on, I got it. Sorry for bringing her up again. It gets old fast and nobody needs to hear that on the show. I'll just focus on the hard-boiled stuff and see if it actually cuts down on the late-night organizing, too.
 
 LUKE: All right. Well, today is May 21st. We're moving the studio to Alpine on May 28th. Are you ready? You got everything in order?
 
-DEVIN: Yeah, I'm getting stuff squared away on my end, like making sure all the research notes are backed up. And the booth setup is prepped for the new space. I actually mapped out the drive to Alpine already, so I don't get lost on the way. that time I moved cross-country with nothing but a duffel bag and three mismatched socks. Should be good to go by the 28th.
+DEVON: Yeah, I'm getting stuff squared away on my end, like making sure all the research notes are backed up. And the booth setup is prepped for the new space. I actually mapped out the drive to Alpine already, so I don't get lost on the way. that time I moved cross-country with nothing but a duffel bag and three mismatched socks. Should be good to go by the 28th.
 
 LUKE: All right. We'll be ready in Alpine. Let's get the show started, okay? Because we've had enough of you. Let's see. Who do we got on our caller list today? This is an interesting one. I think it is. Welcome to the show Remedios. Am I saying that correctly? Is your name Remedios?
 
@@ -367,10 +367,10 @@ CALLER: Float down the river. I'll tell her that's the plan. See what she says.
 
 LUKE: All right. It's not really what I meant by paradox when I set that as the theme. I keep trying to get callers to talk about, you know, famous paradoxes, the furry paradox or the fucking Zeno's paradox, you know, but that's not working out the way that I expected. It's okay, though, because these are still pretty good, uh, deep calls. And I'm all right with it. I think they've been going while. So thanks for the call. Um, I'm going to check in with the devon here. Uh, that's the end of our show, sir. What do you think? How do you think it went tonight?
 
-DEVIN: Yeah, I think it went all right, actually. Those philosophy bits really landed, and the callers seemed into it. Reminds me of that time in college when I tried to rebuild my entire personality from scratch after a bad breakup and ended up with like three different versions of myself for a while. What about you, sir?
+DEVON: Yeah, I think it went all right, actually. Those philosophy bits really landed, and the callers seemed into it. Reminds me of that time in college when I tried to rebuild my entire personality from scratch after a bad breakup and ended up with like three different versions of myself for a while. What about you, sir?
 
-LUKE: Well, I mean, if you've only got three Xs, you've had an awful lot of breakups there, Devin. I think the show was pretty good. I enjoyed most of these calls. I thought they were. They gave me something to dig into to think about it a little bit, and it's a good one. And we're going to do this again real soon.
+LUKE: Well, I mean, if you've only got three Xs, you've had an awful lot of breakups there, Devon. I think the show was pretty good. I enjoyed most of these calls. I thought they were. They gave me something to dig into to think about it a little bit, and it's a good one. And we're going to do this again real soon.
 
-DEVIN: Yeah, three's probably low-balling it per se. They kind of overlapped in this weird way where I wasn't sure which version was driving the car most days. Glad you thought it went well, though. Those calls really stuck with me. Anyway, we're wrapping up here, if that makes sense.
+DEVON: Yeah, three's probably low-balling it per se. They kind of overlapped in this weird way where I wasn't sure which version was driving the car most days. Glad you thought it went well, though. Those calls really stuck with me. Anyway, we're wrapping up here, if that makes sense.
 
 LUKE: That makes sense. And thanks to all of you for tuning in to another episode of Luke at the Roost. We hope you have a wonderful night. And don't off yourself and enjoy the little things in life and lay yourself off the hook when you feel guilty about some shit you don't deserve to feel guilty about. That's what I have to say. And good night to all and to all a good night. Goodbye.