docs: what OTA changes in the system (docs/ota.md)
bt-update runs as root and installs helpers, sudoers, systemd units and config; none of it is rolled back. Documents the order of stage steps, the 'old bt-update runs the OTA' pitfall and how to add a system change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -260,6 +260,11 @@ restarts both services, then runs a health-check: the web `/healthz` must answer
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switches `current` back to the previous version and restarts. Progress is shown
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live and is also readable in the app's **Обновление** page.
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OTA also changes system files as root (helpers, sudoers, systemd units and
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config) and those are **not** rolled back. What it touches, the "old
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`bt-update` runs the OTA" pitfall and how to add a new system change:
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[docs/ota.md](docs/ota.md).
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## Display / GUI watchdog
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Targets "backlight on, no picture until power re-plug" (seen on PoE sites:
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