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The tests of the private file modes skip the mode check on Windows, where files have no Unix modes.
Docs, help examples and the skill name the example profile personal, not ya, as tg does. A second
mailbox in an example is work. No behaviour changes.
docs/configuration.md says which flag answers ask: --allow-dangerous for drafts delete, --yes for
every other change, and confirmation_required without a terminal or a flag.
The sender domain cache and the sign-in records folder are private to you.domain-ages.json is written with
mode 600 and the folder that holds sign-ins.json with mode 700, as every other private file of mail's.
Every error and issue reason mail raises is in its registry, so mail commands info lists it and an agent can
branch on it: mail.smtp-login-refused, mail.no-drafts, mail.draft-unknown, mail.gmail-objectid, mail.export-destination-exists, download.exists, mail.unreadable, mail.deletions-skipped, mail.rules-unreadable and mail.export-unreadable. A test keeps the list complete.
The secret scan knows Google's OAuth access tokens, refresh tokens and client secrets.
mail commands info says what rules remove, rules apply and rules import answer with, as every other
command does: mail_rule_change, mail_rules_apply and mail_rule_import. The answers are unchanged.
rules apply closes its connection to the mail server before it answers, and the tag commands hand the store
to the run, so a timeout or a signal closes it too.