doc(deploy): clarify ckn-bw verbatim-sync workflow for shipped files
Spell out that the deploy step for changes to verbatim-shipped files (privileged helpers, sudoers, sysctl, …) is just re-syncing the bundle's copy + bw apply. Removes ambiguity for the idmap helper change and any future edit within the same set. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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> ckn-bw** — the two would fight over file ownership, sudoers, and unit
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> ckn-bw** — the two would fight over file ownership, sudoers, and unit
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> definitions. The script remains useful as concrete documentation of the
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> definitions. The script remains useful as concrete documentation of the
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> install steps the bundle now performs declaratively.
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> install steps the bundle now performs declaratively.
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> **Verbatim-shipped files**: when a row in the table below says "shipped
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> verbatim by the bundle," the only deploy step for changes to that file is
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> to re-sync the matching path in `ckn-bw/bundles/left4me/files/…` and run
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> `bw apply ovh.left4me`. No new group / user / unit work needed unless the
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> change itself introduces one.
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## What lives here (and what corresponds to it in ckn-bw)
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## What lives here (and what corresponds to it in ckn-bw)
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