DELETE /discord/guilds/{id} deletes channels one by one. If a channel was
restarted mid-removal, delete_stream raised "restarted" and the route
returned 409 with no audit entry, though the channels before it were
already deleted for good. The error now carries the channels already
removed and the route writes discord.guild.remove with outcome
"incomplete" before returning the 409. The server stays linked.
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- handle_actual logs every node-reported state TRANSITION (not heartbeats)
with stream/node/guild/channel/token ids and the node's error text: info
for connected/connecting/stopped, warning for error, and a dedicated
"radio bot X failed to log in on node N: <reason>" line for login_failed.
The node's reason code is now stored in actual.code and shown next to the
error on Settings > Discord and the node page.
- Remove a radio channel permanently: streams.delete_stream stops it through
desired state first (node republished without it, token -> releasing per
#216, freed on the node's ack), then deletes the doc in a transaction that
refuses if the channel was restarted in between. DELETE
/discord/streams/{id} (platform admin) and DELETE
/discord/nodes/{node}/streams/{id} (admin or org owner, same org + node
only; operators can still stop, not remove). Audited.
- Remove a server: DELETE /discord/guilds/{id} (admin) deletes every radio
channel in it the same way, then tombstones discord_guilds (org_id None +
unlinked_at, #218 semantics, plus removed_at) so it never falls back to
DISCORD_UNLINKED_GUILD_ORG_ID; the admin page hides it, and /drb link or the
admin link brings it back. Optional leave_radio_bots makes pool bots and the
server's org's own BYO bots leave via Discord REST; the DRB server bot stays
until kicked, and the UI says so. Audited.
- UI: Remove (with confirm) on Radio channels, Servers and the node page list.
Refs #213, #221
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