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[#1220] Remove the applied wiki migration patch - #1225
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vharseko merged 1 commit intoNov 6, 2026
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Remove the deferred wiki migration patch and its application README after publishing the migration to the wiki. The migrated articles link to the documentation site while retaining 413 incoming section destinations, including duplicate-heading suffixes and the Russian Yandex Cloud alias.
Validation: the wiki migration passes forward/reverse applicability checks at
c20b4de45f8453d9fa538737cddf8fc019bf49f8; all 408 unique destinations on 54 published How-To pages were checked. The remaining eight OpenAM documentation checker tests pass, andgit diff --checkis clean.Wiki migration: published commit
897f541.Related to #1220. The PDF converter follow-up is implemented in commons #387, which carries the closing reference for the issue.