chore: keep the re-landed feature files showroom-safe

The conversion / link / sheet commits predate the tree cleanup, so their
comments and README/test examples still carried internal refs. Re-apply
the genericization (no internal hosts, personal names or client file ids).

cmd/oo/docs.go

@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ uploaded to the scratch folder (--folder, default 2 = "My documents"), converted
 downloaded and then removed — so any local document yields a PDF on the fly.
 
 Docs base defaults to $ONLYOFFICE_DOCS_URL, else $ONLYOFFICE_URL + "/ds-vpath"
-(the portal nginx proxies /ds-vpath to the DocumentServer). The JWT secret is
+(/ds-vpath is the usual reverse-proxy mount for the DocumentServer). The JWT secret is
 $ONLYOFFICE_DS_SECRET (DocumentServer services.CoAuthoring.secret).`,
 		Args: cobra.MinimumNArgs(1),
 		RunE: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) error {
@@ -334,7 +334,7 @@ Each data row becomes an object keyed by the header cells of that sheet.`,
 }
 
 // docsBaseURL resolves the DocumentServer base: --docs-url, $ONLYOFFICE_DOCS_URL,
-// else the portal's /ds-vpath proxy.
+// else the standard /ds-vpath reverse-proxy mount.
 func docsBaseURL(flag string) string {
 	if flag != "" {
 		return flag

cmd/oo/link.go

@@ -9,11 +9,10 @@ func init() {
 	rootCmd.AddCommand(linkCmd())
 }
 
-// linkCmd prints deep links for file ids. Used to build the third-party
-// document packs (e.g. the arc-1 "Lisbon apartment" Info cover embeds links to
-// passports, contracts and the income documents). File ids come from
-// `oo projects files list` / `oo dav ls`; `oo projects files replace-in` keeps
-// them clean when a document is re-uploaded.
+// linkCmd prints deep links for file ids. Used to build third-party document
+// packs whose cover embeds links to contracts and supporting files. File ids
+// come from `oo projects files list` / `oo dav ls`; `oo projects files
+// replace-in` keeps them clean when a document is re-uploaded.
 func linkCmd() *cobra.Command {
 	return &cobra.Command{
 		Use:   "link FILE_ID [FILE_ID...]",

cmd/oo/projects_files.go

@@ -159,9 +159,8 @@ func prjFilesReplaceInCmd() *cobra.Command {
 delete is permanent) and uploads the local file fresh. Unlike 'update' this
 leaves a single clean version.
 
-Why it exists: on the arc-1 portal, repeated 'update' of a shared document
-(the apartment "Info" cover and the Edelweiss contract) accumulated a visible
-version history and a stale id. replace-in yields one clean revision; then
+Why it exists: repeated 'update' of a shared document accumulated a visible
+version history and left a stale id. replace-in yields one clean revision; then
 point links at the returned id (or keep an nginx alias for the legacy fileid).
 
 Note: file ids are server-assigned; a fresh upload gets a new id.`,

cmd/oo/users.go

@@ -322,10 +322,10 @@ func usersCheckCmd() *cobra.Command {
 discards the token.
 
 Where this is used: before handing portal credentials to an external party
-(e.g. a landlord given read access to the apartment document pack), verify the
-login actually works. On the arc-1 portal the account email is the reliable
-login identifier — the userName login fails with 500 for a freshly created
-user, so share the email, not the userName.`,
+(e.g. a guest given read access to a document pack), verify the login actually
+works. On some portals the account email is the reliable login identifier — the
+userName login fails with 500 for a freshly created user — so share the email,
+not the userName.`,
 		RunE: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) error {
 			if login == "" {
 				return fmt.Errorf("--login is required (userName or email)")