The salvaged paragraph described one mechanism that is actually two.
Per developer.chrome.com/blog/remote-debugging-port, Chrome 136+ simply
stops respecting --remote-debugging-port/--remote-debugging-pipe against
the default data dir — no dialog, nothing listens. The "Allow remote
debugging?" prompt the contributor saw is the separate Chrome 144+ opt-in
approval flow (chrome://inspect/#remote-debugging), which asks per
incoming connection, not per launch. Say so, cite both sources, and keep
the fix (non-default --user-data-dir, or use_real_profile) unchanged.
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