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docs: apply the closed Gitea decisions 3, 19, 20 and 38
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- Issue 3 (Q4b): the registered-device cookie stays; no device certificate.
- Issue 19 (Q22): upload limits stay; ClamAV stays off in both stacks,
  the workstations run Microsoft Defender.
- Issue 20 (Q23): the storage alert stays at 85 percent; phase 9 mails
  it to PS-Admins.
- Issue 38 (OPS2): the test stack stays under ~/packetstation/test on
  docker-1. test.env.example, the compose header, README, CLAUDE.md,
  DEPLOY.md and SECURITY.md give that path and the actual modes. The
  production layout is asked on issue 38.

All four confirm the built defaults, so no code changed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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## [Unreleased]
### Decided
- Gitea issue 3: shop devices keep the registered-device cookie. No device certificate is planned.
- Gitea issue 19: the upload limits stay (MTR 25 MB, hand BOM 5 MB). ClamAV stays off in both stacks. The workstations run Microsoft Defender.
- Gitea issue 20: the storage alert stays at 85 percent. Phase 9 mails it to PS-Admins.
- Gitea issue 38: the test stack's files stay under `~/packetstation/test` on docker-1. The test env example, the compose header and the docs now give that path.
### Fixed
- Board columns are frames about three cards tall (700 px, never taller than the screen) that scroll on their own, with the column heading staying put, so a long column no longer pushes the next one far down the page. Narrow screens keep the plain one-column flow.