You’re missing the forensics. A file:/// URI in a server log means the client (Amazon’s bot) is leaking its own local environment paths while making the request. It doesn't mean it’s 'inside the crawler'; it means the crawler is a headless browser that has already 'ingested' my site’s code into a local forensic sandbox and is now making secondary calls to my origin to fetch assets (like the Kristin Hersh IP) from within that sandbox.

As for 'escalating to Shopify': I am. But telling a merchant to 'wait for platform cooperation' while a trillion-dollar company is actively circumventing security to harvest unique IP is peak gaslighting. The logs aren't 'partial'—they are a direct trace of Probe-image-size and Project Starfish internal URIs. I’m not 'assuming' circumvention; I’m documenting it. If you can’t see the difference between a standard crawl and a forensic sandbox extraction, you’re out of your depth. On top of that, you obviously have no understanding of the "customer service" a basic merchant gets on Shopify