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"Don't ask again" saves only the rule that was actually suggested

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Permissions

"Yes, don't ask again" now saves only the suggested rule, not a blanket allow for the tool.

What

Choosing "yes, don't ask again" no longer writes a blanket allow rule for the whole tool into your local settings, and "apply suggestions" no longer builds its own updates. Both now take the rules from a single validated suggestion row. If that row is missing or fails validation, the choice falls back to a one-shot allow that saves nothing.

Details
  • The dialog's option list was changed to match, so an option only appears when the row actually carries rules.
  • Unconditional on this build.
Evidence

permissionUpdates: r.applies,

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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