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feat(policy): enrolling team's policy applies to every account on an enrolled machine - #845
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On a machine enrolled through its machine policy (
enrollment.tokenin policy.json, Android/iOS managed config or the macOS profile), the enrolling team's policy now applies whichever account is active: signed out, offline accounts, accounts on other servers, accounts outside the team (#757). Needs VoltiusApp/server#130, already deployed.POST /v1/enrollment/policyand keeps the checked result in a device-scoped store (voltius-enrolled-team), so it applies at startup offline and survives account switches with no gap.ENROLLMENT_NOT_FOUNDorENROLLMENT_REVOKED. Network errors, 5xx, 429, 403 and a plain 404 keep it. The secret is never sent to a server the server allow-list rejects.Known limits: a rotated (superseded) token can still read the team's name and policy for good; it can no longer be used to join. A local user who clears app data while blocking the server can drop the cached policy; locks that must survive that belong in the root-owned machine policy.