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Issue 225 → 228: the number was taken on main while this branch was open

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*Replaced on 2026-10-04 by [to-be 41](41-the-shell-and-the-accounts-environment.md).* A review before
assigning found that the shell module would duplicate every machine's existing startup file, drop
lines from it, leave the prompt uninstalled, and could not be unassigned
([issue 225](../../04-ISSUES/225-a-login-the-mesh-set-is-never-given-back/00-report.md)). The shell,
([issue 228](../../04-ISSUES/228-a-login-the-mesh-set-is-never-given-back/00-report.md)). The shell,
its environment, the modules that plug into it, and the host's fix are built and proven there. What
follows is the original plan, kept for the record.
03-DESIGN/01-to-be/41-the-shell-and-the-accounts-environment.md
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## Work packages
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WP1 the host gives a login back (mesh-host) issue 225
WP1 the host gives a login back (mesh-host) issue 228
WP2 the controller composes environment and shell code (mesh-controller)
WP3 the modules (mesh-catalog) needs WP2 to resolve
WP4 the service manager's module, finished (mesh-catalog) independent
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## WP1 — The host gives a login back
*mesh-host. Half a day. [Issue 225](../../04-ISSUES/225-a-login-the-mesh-set-is-never-given-back/00-report.md).*
*mesh-host. Half a day. [Issue 228](../../04-ISSUES/228-a-login-the-mesh-set-is-never-given-back/00-report.md).*
**What changes.**
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already there keeps its owner and mode (ADR 0182). Until this, a fresh account's `~/.config` or
`~/.local/share` would have been created as root's.
- Giving the shell back is reported, never fatal. A failed `usermod` on removal is named in the
outcome and the record is dropped, because a fatal removal is exactly the wedge issue 225 is about.
outcome and the record is dropped, because a fatal removal is exactly the wedge issue 228 is about.
**Proof.** The host's tests: