Document legacy credential cleanup sign-off

Record certificate continuity, existing-user validation, and full-mix
target telemetry while preserving the documented evidence limits.
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## Development state
- **Legacy-credential cleanup signed off (2026-09-08):** User explicitly accepts cleanup, confirms unchanged HTTPS certificate fingerprint and continued use of preexisting test users, supplementing the clean full-mix telemetry below. Supersedes prior target-pending/fingerprint-unconfirmed status for this cleanup; idle-cleanup scoped acceptance stands. User suspects two boot auth failures were stale pre-flash sessions in two browser tabs; plausible, not traced/confirmed. Exact acceptance and limits: `docs/legacy_credential_removal.md`. No unreported blank provisioning/recovery/fault-injection/soak/all-key checks, numeric reserve approval or broader phase/M3 acceptance inferred. Documentation only; no source/config/build/test/device/assets/commit action.
- **Post-legacy-removal target evidence (2026-09-08):** User provides 60-second boot/full-mix telemetry and reports substantial traffic. Five accounts/two admins; two SSH public-key sessions and two browser password logins operational. USB writer16, SSH observer9, web observers10/11, both admin consoles active at 230400 8N1 RTS/CTS DTR active. Serial WS connect2/disconnect0, admin1/0, all supplied web send/queue/protocol/close and SSH handshake/auth/IO failure counters zero; tickets all consumed/no expiry. Two web auth failures already present at boot unchanged under load, zero invalid login credentials; request origin unknown. Boot internal/DMA/PSRAM free66,488/58,732/8,246,148 B; loaded31,820/24,064/8,112,076 B, minima15,740/7,984/8,074,196 B, largest20,480/20,480/7,995,392 B. SSH stack minimum-free18,476 boot/16,284 loaded B. Exact counters/evidence limits in `docs/legacy_credential_removal.md`. No certificate fingerprint comparison, blank provisioning/recovery, all-key verification, exact revision/duration or explicit sign-off supplied; browser RX0 and no broker drop counters prevent all-route/bidirectional/lossless claims. No source/build/device action; documents only.
- **Legacy credential removal (2026-09-08), implemented/host-tested/build-verified; target pending:** New database and TLS module contracts inspected. Missing user storage commits empty; normal UART0 `user add <username> admin [--generate]` provisions the first administrator. Unavailable-only UART0 recovery rebuilds empty and refuses healthy storage. Existing valid user v1 bytes stay unchanged; private derived `v1_admin_marker`, no public bootstrap/migration/sync API. HTTPS private v1 reader migrates `web_sec/material` 1392 → TLS-only v2 1340 bytes, retaining exact DER/fingerprint/generation, committing before publication; failures fail closed without fallback replacement. Legacy credential commands removed; generated user passwords and TLS rotation retained; reset is TLS-only. Older v1-only firmware cannot read v2; logical NVS replacement is not secure flash wiping, and no factory erase is required. Startup integration complete; SSH gate independent of HTTPS identity, obsolete completion/policy entries removed. Parent security15, canonical accounts, policy/startup64-gate combinations, console lifecycle, cookie accounts, idle18+guards and build/diff checks PASS. Integration agent reports broad auth/transport/lifecycle/UI regression PASS. Review no actionable findings; final agent-added sparse populated v1 reload/authorization regression PASS, test-only extension. Parent final production build 3.93 s, 99,260 B RAM / 1,705,781 B flash (56/3,200 vs idle-cleanup baseline). Host NVS doubles do not prove flash/power-loss behavior; no independently captured old-device TLS fixture or hardware validation. Record: `docs/legacy_credential_removal.md`.
- **Scoped user report — HTTPS idle cleanup worked (2026-09-08):** User accepted that the cleanup worked. This supersedes the no-target-acceptance wording for that specific behavior below, not the historical measurements. No additional soak duration, detailed checklist passes, resource reserve approval, broader 8D.11/M3 sign-off or legacy-removal target validation was supplied.