AniList disabled their public API with no warning and the family's Anime tab
stopped working. The app had nothing to say: the cause was outside it, no retry
would have helped, and the honest message was "this is broken, it is not your
television, and it is not ours to fix today". Nothing could deliver that.
A `notices` collection the owner writes and every app reads, plus a composer in
the dashboard's Správa view, which already holds a superuser token.
Read is PUBLIC on purpose: a notice has to survive the case where signing in is
itself what is broken, which is exactly when an explanation is worth most. The
cost is that it is world-readable, so both the migration and the composer say in
so many words that nothing sensitive goes in one. Writing stays superuser-only.
`endsAt` exists because the predictable failure is not a wrong notice but a stale
one: the outage ends, the row stays, and within a week everybody has learned to
ignore the banner.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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