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Drei eigene Saetze statt einer geteilten Meldung an den drei Inhaber-Wachen (sperren, Rolle aendern, entfernen) — jede nennt jetzt den Grund: der Inhaber-Sitz ist der Zugang, mit dem der Kunde seine eigene Cloud verwaltet. Der Kommentar zum Auffangnetz in NextcloudUsers::applyRole() behauptete einen engeren Schutz, als &&/|| linksassoziativ tatsaechlich bilden — korrigiert statt geklammert, weil Klammern die gerade erst gebaute || true-Erkennung in FakeProxmoxClient gebrochen haetten, fuer einen in der Praxis folgenlosen Fall. Beide Fakes (FakeProxmoxClient, FakeRemoteShell) verweisen jetzt im Kopfkommentar aufeinander: sie behandeln ein angehaengtes || true unterschiedlich, und wer nur den einen kennt, soll das an der Klasse lesen koennen. Die Restnaht beim nachgeschickten Sperren (SyncSeatToNextcloud::invite()) bleibt Code wie er ist — Begruendung als Kommentar an der Stelle: die Naht ist real, aber folgenlos (kein nc_synced_at, kein Wiederholen-Knopf, Weg zurueck bleibt die Vordertuer). Und ein kurzer Satz an der restore-Aktion in retry(), der die schon vorhandene, aber weit oben stehende Begruendung buendelt: kein Feld fuer ein faelliges enable, weil das die naechste Behauptung ueber eine Cloud waere, in die das Portal nicht sehen kann. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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