Migrate Files surfaces to interface patterns
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| Verify a release or scenario | [Acceptance scenarios](#acceptance-scenarios) |
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| Check whether an idea exists today | [Implemented and planned boundary](#implemented-and-planned-boundary) |
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The Files-owned interface archetypes, consequence classes, disabled-state
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wording, and verification evidence are recorded in
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[Files Interface Pattern Migration](INTERFACE_PATTERN_MIGRATION.md).
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## The service contract
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A managed file is a tenant-scoped logical asset with exactly one user or group
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Browse, import, and sync never write, rename, or delete the remote source.
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Connector administration separates endpoint profiles, reusable credentials,
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and inherited policy. Ordinary setup uses typed fields and provider discovery;
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provider metadata JSON is available only under advanced compatibility options.
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Read-only deployment entries explain where they must be changed, and disabled
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actions identify the missing permission, target, input, or running operation.
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The contextual help icon opens the configured Help Center topic when Docs is
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enabled and the hosted GovOPlaN documentation otherwise.
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## Process perspective
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### Managed ingestion
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