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- DocumentServiceTest.applyBulkEditToDocument_propagatesDomainException_whenSenderIdUnresolvable (Sara C1) - DocumentServiceTest.findIdsForFilter_passesTagOperatorOR_throughBuildSearchSpec (Sara C3) - bulkSelection.svelte.spec.ts: setAll([]) no-op + previous-IDs-absent + ids getter (Sara C4 + S4) - /documents/bulk-edit/+page.server.ts now defensively handles a UserGroup with NULL `permissions` (treats it as not-WRITE_ALL instead of throwing on .includes()) + matching test (Sara C7) 233 backend tests + frontend bulk-edit specs all green. Refs #225, PR #331 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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