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"Detection vector" is a commonly used term to describe anti-cheat behavior and factors for detection. Not sure your issue with the term, but I didn't coin it anyhow. Here's an excerpt from a Riot Games article written by their anti-cheat team, using the term, in detailing their efforts against cheaters in League of Legends. And for something more directly RS-applicable, here's an excerpt from someone significantly more knowledgeable and experienced in RS botting than me. RS anti-cheat is largely server-sided and there's no absolute, definitive understanding of how their anti-cheat works, unless you're a Jagex employee. I don't feel strongly enough about the game to hold any strong opinion about it. But it's not an unusual thing to suggest that unintended repetitive actions potentially lead to bans. You're free to disagree, but let's not detract from this thread anymore.

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I think it's fair to suggest that repeatedly attempting an impossible action for 24+ hours is going to trip some flags. 🤷