fix: restore explicit allow-all with recipient glob patterns - #250
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Summary
Follow up on #247 (comment).
*/*@*for all valid recipients, domain patterns such as*@example.com, and?/ bracket expressions.Compatibility
This restores an explicit opt-in for dynamic-recipient workflows; it does not restore implicit allow-all for an empty list. A wildcard authorizes all three operations, not drafts only. Existing entries containing glob syntax now act as patterns.
Validation
make checkmake test: 1506 passed, 37 skipped; 87.41% coveragemake docs-testmake test-e2e: 12 passed against GreenMail, including explicit wildcard send/forward/save and live managed-policy changesmake frontend: lint/typecheck, 41 frontend tests, staged asset verificationmake test-browser: 2 passedPlanned release: 1.9.0, after CI passes and merge.