3 Commits

Include renames

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
jochen	854c85393c	betterbird: ship the operator's approved configuration, and show and fix drift from it (hq issue 345) ... A module that installs Betterbird but leaves every node to its own settings does not set Betterbird up. The operator approved the configuration on 2026-10-12, and it now ships in three layers. The policy locks what must never differ: telemetry, add-on updates, the vendor's notices and the start page. A defaults file carries the laptop's setup, so a fresh node gets it untouched. The setting prefs stays a node's exceptions. A default loses to a value the profile saved. betterbird_config shows that drift, betterbird_check reports it, and betterbird_config_apply clears it while Betterbird is quit. keep proposes a node layer instead of writing user.js. betterbird_prefs now reads Betterbird's real defaults from omni.ja, and withholds of mailnews.* only what names an account. The default-client ask is decided from its own policy entry, not from the first thing the policy lacks.	2026-10-12 20:58:39 +02:00
jochen	481e44cdaa	betterbird: lock the ask to be the default mail client off, so it never shows at a start (hq issue 345) ... Betterbird's own default asks at every start with a window to become the default for mail, news, feeds and calendar files. The policy locks mail.shell.checkDefaultClient off, which wins over a profile's own value, and betterbird_check says when a node would still ask.	2026-10-12 20:17:38 +02:00
jochen	ec4ab7afe7	betterbird: install Betterbird from its pinned release, ship Owl by policy, and declare the accounts without credentials (hq issue 345, ADR 0316, ADR 0317) ... A module that cannot set Betterbird up is of little use (the operator, 2026-10-12). The module now declares the community package absent and unpacks the pinned upstream release where that package had it, so the same profile opens; places the enterprise policy that turns Betterbird's updater off and force-installs Owl from the xpi the mesh pinned by its vendor's digest (never in a repository); and takes the operator's accounts from the trusted setting accounts, without any password or token: an account the profile already holds is adopted under its own keys, a new one is created under the module's mesh_ keys, an ambiguous one is refused with the remedy, and the account lists are only written into. betterbird_accounts says the profile's accounts by count and proposes the setting built from them for the operator's Approve. Every new build waits for the operator's push. The reminder test is visibly a test (MESH TEST band, event name) and its description says it opens a window on the operator's screen.	2026-10-12 14:49:21 +02:00