smtp fixes database replays but strips key safeguards

smtp has made an older set of database updates safer to replay from scratch, preventing setup failures when a later change has already removed information an earlier update expected to find.

But the same change removes several newer database updates without explanation, including protections and features for:

• Audit logging, including restrictions on who can read those records.
• Narrower high-privilege access, limiting damage if credentials leak.
• Microsoft Word chat support and workflow changes.
• User-record integrity and consistent project-sharing email addresses.

The application still appears to rely on some of the removed pieces. That means a new installation could have broken audit or Word-related features, while an existing deployment may lose important access controls.

Teams maintaining a Mike deployment should borrow the replay-safety idea, but avoid these deletions until smtp explains or restores them.