The source code is all right there. An actual analysis would involve a complete description of what you were doing including code they are running proving that what you were doing is reasonable and correct and expected to work. An explanation of what actually happened and ideally the exact commit where it stopped working.
A users bald assertion that something is "broken" with no details should be regarded with suspicion because 99.9% of the time the user is the cause of their own problems.
NOTHING is right there. Nothing whatsoever. No commits no use code no error messages no description. Nothing but dripping contempt for their betters.
> Nothing but dripping contempt for their betters.
... and that's how to lose credibility.
Why should a random user bother analyzing the code when the "developer" didn't bother doing the same before committing huge chunks of AI generated code?
The effort put into the issue was roughly the same as was put into the release that caused the issue to be made. Fair is fair.