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Batch of red-team r3 fixes that were in the working tree before the 2026-09-28 design overhaul, committed as one unit with their tests. - desktop main: STT timeouts and sidecar, voice recording store, sync (credentials, audio, knowledge reindex, push gates), runtime provisioner, update policy, AltGr keybindings, voice-command policy, dictionary file codec/limits, meeting transcript condensing and a local recording ledger so interrupted-session recovery only closes meetings this device recorded (a phone's live meeting is left alone). - mobile: login CSRF via implicit token callbacks rejected, account deletion/retention, durable queue retention, knowledge realtime without unfiltered DELETE, meeting re-record failure paths, cloud STT client, preferences store/resync. - core: text chunking splits long unbroken transcripts to fit, template field policy, dictionary limits, meeting markdown inline handling. - server: payple webhook policy and cancellation order scope, meeting document generation quota, team RPC null-role guard, unified LLM quota in-flight accounting, knowledge chunk vector index, meeting re-record failure paths (migrations 20260929*). - ci: portable/runtime feed gates, update-policy schema, Forgejo file delete and alias planning. Four older tests are updated to the new contracts rather than the old behavior: token-pair auth callbacks are rejected, knowledge realtime no longer subscribes to DELETE, long transcript lines are split, and meeting recovery requires the local recording ledger for empty rows. |
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Note
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Android
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