"Богдана Хмельницкого" and "Великие Луки" (a real city, misread as the
given name "Лука") were already handled by the ORGANISATION_NEARBY veto
added earlier — but only when an organization word is nearby. A street
name with no such word close by ("Живу на улице Карла Маркса") had no
protection, since single-word commemorative streets ("улица Ленина")
never matched the two-word FIO patterns to begin with — it's only the
two-word ones (person's first + last name) that are at risk. Added
~24 of Russia's most common commemorative street-name surnames
(Rosreestr's own ranking: Lenin is #1, Gagarin #2, Kirov #3, ...) to
the existing well-known-people denylist, reusing the mechanism already
built for Pushkin/Tolstoy.
Testing it surfaced a real gap in Declension: surnames declining as an
adjective ("Дзержинский" → "Дзержинского", "-ий" replaced by "-ого"
wholesale, not extended) weren't matching at all in genitive case —
and genitive is the ONLY case a street name is ever written in
("улица Дзержинского", never "улица Дзержинский"). Single-vowel
stripping fixed regular surnames (Пушкин → Пушкина) but not this
pattern. Now strips the whole "-ск-" ending down to the "ск" stem
before falling back to the vowel-strip. Adjectives without "-ск-"
("Толстой" → "Толстого") remain a known, documented limitation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
