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Rights on a JSON content are read, not orphaned. A reviewer's data_flag on <field>@json.<name> (a retention gap observed on one key
of a blob) wrote an override row whose id names no column; check
then reported it as a manual item lacking a description — an error the
agents had no way to clear. The row is now the content's rights block:
it lands on the declared content, needs the column's contents
declaration (data-orphan otherwise), must name a declared content
(data-ref-unknown) and a personal one (rights-on-non-personal).
app set / app show and activities set. The !todo questions
of the product row (description, large_scale, controller, processor)
and of an activity (legal basis, consent record, interest, retention,
data subjects, recipients...) are answered from the command line, like parties set; --todo FIELD reopens one, --clear FIELD drops an
optional one. No more editing the database by hand.
Docs: the add-to-project guide no longer says "edit the YAML" and
explains that activity grouping is the second pass of touchpoints auto-review (--group), not a command of its own.