The module had no page for its own server rows: they were written only
through PUT /admin/rust/servers/:id, and the README described an
"Admin → Rust" server form that did not exist. D133 (org lead) builds it:
add, edit, test and delete a server, with the D130 wipe schedule in the
same form. The token stays write-only and an edit sends the stored
protocol back rather than re-stamping the row.
The next wipe shows on the server list and in the server page's header,
in the reader's own clock, marked "rescheduled" for a one-off date.
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Five read-only commands registered with api.registerSlashCommands:
/status, /wipe, /top, /online and /clan (D126). Every refusal is private,
and any answer narrower than public (online names, a clan roster) goes
to the caller alone (D127). No command asks a sidecar.
The next wipe (D128, D130): six nullable columns on rust_servers, a pure
nextWipe(row, now) with the zone arithmetic through Intl, computed on
every read. The public server shape gains nextWipe; the admin shape
gains the stored schedule; PUT /admin/rust/servers/:id takes the six
fields and writes them only when wipeRule is present.
server/commands joins ci/bundle.json, which checkBundle caught.
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