Random TIO attack: Actually gives garbage but has two 10s in it

Commentator gives 13

Cracked! Somme gives 10 though I have no idea what it does

Found a bit of reference here

Column compression script; the relevant instructions are just A.; or "push 10; print naturally; quit"

I'm out of time (and out of polyglot ideas), so anyone else can take the job

@Bubbler Can I grab the next one then? I've got a good idea

@JoKing Sure, why not

@Bubbler Okay, posted a new answer. Please don't crack it too fast

Eww, so close... Those two combined gives 11!

@Bubbler I was planning a 99 polyglot, but decided against it. For reference, all you need to do to print 11 is put a 9 on any other line, like this. Any other number that doesn't consist of 1s will be very hard to do 99 in though.

@Bubbler Err, technically? It has very a limited memory, but I think it could do those for smaller values. Which language are you thinking of?

(I honestly didn't see those restrictions in the question)

$ printf "Put language name here" | sha1sum
d3f06a581b2b66fa7a3965ddeb6fb307f7be20ba *-

@Bubbler Uh yes, that's it

@JoKing Then let's say it's OK, and I'll work out the next one

Next cop posted.

@Bubbler language figured out, working on next cop

Done

I hope this will last longer than my previous answer

@NieDzejkob The T and e on the 1st line seem to be double-byte ones. Is that intended?