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Say what device_removed means (GRYT-1555) - #148
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Documents server#249 in the server API page. Removing a device now keeps its id for good, and every
mls:*call from that id getsdevice_removed. There's a new "Removed devices" section under the MLS events, and themls:device:removerow links to it. It says what an app should do ondevice_removed, and what the Gryt apps do: delete that server's encrypted DMs and MLS state, and wait for a sign-in or a recovery-key restore before setting up a new device there.Merge it together with server#249.
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