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Let users redeem Companion promo codes in Macro Deck - #1140
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Summary
A signed-in user can now redeem a Companion promo code from the License card in the desktop app. The host posts the code to the Platform with the account token and stores the returned license, and every result in the Platform contract has a localized message.
Testing
Full solution build with warnings as errors, the full .NET suites and the Angular suite pass, with new tests for the Platform call mapping, the license service, the endpoint and the dialog. Verified in a browser against a running host: opening the dialog, a rejected code shown in red, and a redeemed code that stores a license with the Promo code source. Two failures in the full .NET run are unrelated: the Plugin.Cli build test, which also fails locally on main, and one load-dependent plugin contract test that passes when run alone. Syncing the license to a second computer was not verified, see Notes.
Notes
Reading or storing the account license with a desktop token is still refused by the Platform (403), so a license does not yet sync to other computers; Macro-Deck-Platform#84 tracks that. Macro-Deck-2-app.md lists no source values, so only ADR 0087 records promo-code.
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