There are handful of defcustom's that declare ':safe t':
$ git rev-parse HEAD
be7ad3124631178abb2c9c081ddc00bd3057e11b
$ git grep ':safe t'
lisp/ob-csharp.el: :safe t)
lisp/ob-csharp.el: :safe t)
lisp/ob-ditaa.el: :safe t)
lisp/ob-tangle.el: :safe t)
lisp/oc-bibtex.el: :safe t)
lisp/ol.el: :safe t)
lisp/ol.el: :safe t)
lisp/ol.el: :safe t)
lisp/org-archive.el: :safe t)
lisp/org-cycle.el: :safe t)
lisp/org-id.el: :safe t)
lisp/org-src.el: :safe t)
lisp/org.el: :safe t)
lisp/org.el: :safe t)
lisp/org.el: :safe t)
lisp/org.el: :safe t)
lisp/org.el: :safe t)
lisp/ox-html.el: :safe t)
lisp/ox-html.el: :safe t)
lisp/ox-html.el: :safe t)
lisp/ox-html.el: :safe t)
lisp/ox-md.el: :safe t)
lisp/ox-odt.el: :safe t)
lisp/ox-odt.el: :safe t)
Many of these were added in 4b5abdd6d (Add missing :safe for
defcustoms added/changed in Org 9.8, 2026-02-14).
As far as I understand, that's invalid. See Emacs's 4341e79a5fa (Remove
bogus ":safe t" custom properties, 2021-10-02), which previously pruned
a bunch of these from Org's tree.
Likewise, I think ':safe nil' properties should be removed, for the
reason given in Emacs's 62d6cecfcd1 (Remove bogus ":safe nil" custom
properties, 2021-10-02).