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* OpenAPI root url fix
* Journaling OSS setup
* feat: add preserve-original-file mode for email ingestion for GoBD compliance
- Add `preserveOriginalFile` option to ingestion sources and connectors
- Stream original EML/MBOX/PST emails to temp files instead of holding
full buffers in memory, reducing memory allocation during ingestion
- Skip attachment binary extraction and EML re-serialization when
preserve mode is enabled; use raw file on disk as source of truth
- Update `EmailObject` to use `tempFilePath` instead of in-memory `eml`
buffer across all connectors (EML, MBOX, PST)
- Add new database migration (0032) for `preserve_original_file` column
- Add frontend UI toggle with tooltip (tippy.js) for the new option
- Replace console.warn calls with structured pino logger in connectors
* add isjournaled property to archived_email
* feat(ingestion): add unmerge ingestion source functionality
Introduces the ability to detach a child ingestion source from its
merge group, making it a standalone root source. Changes include:
- Add `unmerge` controller method with auth and error handling
- Add POST `/v1/ingestion-sources/{id}/unmerge` route with OpenAPI docs
- Implement `IngestionService.unmerge` backend logic
- Add unmerge UI action and handler in the frontend ingestion view
- Fix bulk delete to also remove children of deleted root sources
- Update docs with new API operation and merging sources user guide
* code formatting
* Database migration file for enum `partially_active`
* Error handling improvement
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