Address review feedback on the concurrent-edit merge change:
- When no base snapshot is available (e.g. a metadata-only change bumped
the version without creating a snapshot, or the base was pruned),
mergeContentUpdate now keeps the incoming edit instead of discarding it
in favour of the server copy, and logs a warning. Dropping it silently
lost the user's offline edits.
- Unify getBaseContent into one shared helper in versions-service and drop
sync's "fall back to the latest snapshot" branch: a base newer than what
the client actually saw made the 3-way merge treat other users' lines as
deletions and silently remove them.
- Remove the now-dead mergeContentTwoWay helper.
- Add coverage: null-base keeps incoming (unit), a metadata-bump concurrent
edit is preserved (integration), and getBaseContent returns null rather
than a newer snapshot. Verified the null-base cases fail against the old
drop-incoming behavior.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Create version snapshots before mutating note content so later concurrent
saves can find a base version. Reuse the content merge helper for direct
updates and sync pushes, with tests covering fallback and queued-edit
merge behavior.
Co-authored-by: Codex <codex@openai.com>