Update from code changes: file lifecycle and delete cascades - #1640
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Summary
Documents the new file lifecycle from #1625: chat uploads stage and then live with the conversation,
/user/filesbecomes an explicit keep-shelf, and deleting a conversation or app now erases its files and blobs.Changes
POST /filesnow stages at/user/uploads/<prefix>-<name>; clients must echo the returnedpathin the message's file part, and the receiving turn homes the file at/user/threads/<threadId>/files/<name>. Shelf vs. conversation semantics, the six-hour staging sweep, same-name rules, the copy-into-app step when building on a dropped file, a new "Deleted means deleted" section, and a migration warning for hosts that assumed/user/files/...paths.putUserFileclarified as a shelf write,stageUploadonHarnessTurns, anderaseStore's newbyThread/byWorkspacePathselectors.byThreadexample and a note that ordinary thread/app deletes already run the full cascade on a SQL-backed store.Context
Source: #1625