fix(app): rename 'Safe to remove' to 'Safe to quarantine' - #181
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@Muawiya-contact Just opened a PR for this — changed "Safe to remove" to "Safe to quarantine" since the action is reversible, not destructive. All 81 tests pass. |
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Closes #165
What this PR does
Renames "Safe to remove" to "Safe to quarantine" so the copy matches Diskern's trust model. The action moves files to quarantine where they can be restored, so "remove" was misleading.
Why this is useful
The UI copy should make it obvious that quarantine is reversible, not a delete. The button already says "Quarantine" and the section title should match.
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How to test
Let me know if anything needs tweaking.