(PFS) Drop error_report from get_pro_status - #113
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The backend is dropping this field and libsession follows. It carried no actionable information: a single count of "some number of backend errors happened at some unspecified past time", with no what, no when, and nothing a client could do in response. Parsing it only added a way for the response to fail. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Replace the manual skip_until + consume_string_view + explicit size checks with require<>/require_span<>/maybe<>, which fold presence and size/type validation into the accessor. Build the verification buffer with reserve+insert instead of resize+memcpy (identical bytes; also drops the spurious -Wstringop-overflow warning on the memcpy).
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Records dev up to 947d72a as merged, keeping pfs's tree unchanged (-s ours). The only PR in the range, #112 (drop-error-report), is already applied to pfs via #113 drop-error-report-pfs; nothing needed forward-porting. #113 is a faithful adaptation rather than a straight pick, so its commits have different patch-ids: it carries the same six files, differing only in pfs's unsigned char -> std::byte types, the resulting drop of an ed_pk.first<32>() now that require_span is fixed-extent, and each branch removing its own pre-existing form of the two size-error messages. Verified by outcome: error_report is absent from both branches, both parse decrypt_group_message through the bt_dict_consumer require/maybe helpers, and seed_payment.py is identical on both.
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The backend is dropping this field and libsession follows. It carried no actionable information: a single count of "some number of backend errors happened at some unspecified past time", with no what, no when, and nothing a client could do in response. Parsing it only added a way for the response to fail.