Record current production release plan

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response. The frozen hackathon-test checkout and containers were not changed,
and the public remote repository was not updated.
## Read-only release and email-state recheck on 2026-08-13
- The guarded production release plan compared local candidate
`39ba37194f06e0cbc654630a1165eecfb5fed46c` with the still-running production
revision `dafcdb36cbe221af0c880fd05da3321e181ddd2c`. It reported 23 pending
commits, no shared Caddy-file change, and one reviewed `application_safe`
migration, `20260812120611_allow_inbox_only_nearby_subscriptions.exs`.
- The remote scope check observed the detached production checkout, compact
`who_need_help_production` Compose project, external PostgreSQL 18.4 database,
healthy application container, passing public readiness, and 100 GiB free on
the checked root filesystem. Environment validation reported all twelve
release capabilities ready. The plan did not build, transfer, migrate,
restart, or deploy anything.
- The current production process exposed 85 cumulative SMTP adapter successes
and four cumulative SMTP exceptions since that process started. It does not
expose the newer fixed-purpose counters because production still runs the
older revision. These are process-lifetime counters, not proof of 89 distinct
user messages. No active `mail`-queue job was present at inspection time.
- Source inspection of the local candidate confirmed that immediate per-request
nearby email is retired; nearby matching uses inbox and optional push. Support
emails are bounded to contact verification, the first staff response, and
later public status changes instead of every conversation message.
Content-removal confirmation, receipt, and decision messages remain separate.
Non-authentication support/removal delivery uses the dedicated Oban `mail`
queue, while authentication remains synchronous so its database token is not
committed after a failed delivery.
- Public DNS still had no MX record proving inbound delivery for
`contact@whoneedhelp.com`. The Play reviewer template was therefore changed
locally to require a tested, monitored inbound address instead of presenting
the outbound-only Brevo sender as a verified support mailbox.
## Local support/legal and complete browser E2E on 2026-08-09
- The focused isolated Chromium run exercised an authenticated support case,