Add scoped postbox template previews

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@@ -139,6 +139,19 @@ scope, such as a unit type, structure, or subtree. Postbox resolves a stable
unit-specific address from the tenant, template revision, concrete unit,
concrete function, and optional case/service context.
Subtree scope is explicit about the Organizations structure and may restrict
the hierarchical relation types used within that structure. It does not infer
scope from the legacy `parent_id` when an administrator creates or revises a
template. This prevents an administrative, reporting, and project hierarchy
from being confused when they contain the same units.
Before saving a draft, administrators can run a read-only impact preview. It
uses the same scope, function matching, address rendering, and incumbent rules
as materialization and reports ready targets, already materialized addresses,
vacancies, collisions, cycles, depth limits, and ambiguous paths. The preview
does not create a template, address, Postbox, or delivery. A large result is
bounded in the UI while its aggregate counts remain visible.
Addresses should be resolved lazily and idempotently rather than eagerly
creating empty containers for every unit. They remain durable through vacancy
and reassignment. A delivery snapshots the template revision and normalized
@@ -155,6 +168,10 @@ unified inbox views and keep other responsibilities separate. Grouping is a
query projection only. It never merges source containers, messages, read or
acknowledgement state, retention, encryption keys, or audit evidence.
Grouping summaries calculate total and unread counts over the currently
visible source Postboxes in one tenant-bounded query. Hidden sources retained
for later reassignment do not leak counts into the projection.
Every item and action continues to show the source function, unit, postbox,
assignment/delegation context, and classification. Policy may require some
postboxes to remain separate.