mister-maker/crypto-test-files ? reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a synthetic crypto test corpus repo that I can use to check whether a static analysis tool or crypto inventory scanner finds the right things without getting fooled.

I want folders for several languages, including Java, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, C, C++, C Sharp, Go, Rust, and Ruby, with lots of generated files that mention crypto algorithm names in every possible place, like identifiers, comments, strings, imports, and embedded JSON, YAML, XML, SQL, Markdown, and HTML. Also add a few special folders for real crypto examples, one for obviously weak or vulnerable uses, one for strong modern crypto, one for post quantum algorithms, and one for false positives where the scanner should find nothing even though the words look suspicious.

Make it deterministic so rerunning the generator makes the same output every time. Include simple Python scripts to generate and regenerate the corpus, plus a README that explains what each folder is for and how to rebuild everything. If you need to check current crypto names or library details, look up the latest docs online.