The Cloud Functions Handler types table had a single row labelled
'Firestore onCreate / onDocumentWritten' that mixed three distinct
trigger types:
- onDocumentCreated: onAnswerWritten, onMessageWritten,
notifyOnDateMatch, onDateHistoryCreated, onDateReflectionWritten,
onRestoreRequested
- onDocumentUpdated: onCoupleLeave, onAnswerRevealed,
onDateReflectionRevealed, onRestoreFulfilled
- onDocumentWritten (fires on both create and update):
onEntitlementChanged, onGameSessionUpdate, onThisOrThatPartFinished,
onWheelPartFinished, onHowWellPartFinished, onDesireSyncPartFinished
The old row put onEntitlementChanged in a separate 'Firestore onUpdate'
row, but the source actually uses onDocumentWritten (which fires on
both create and update). Replaced the two rows with three precise
rows - one per trigger type - and listed the actual handler in each.
Also moved onUserDelete from the Firestore row to the new
'Auth onDelete' row (which was already there but unused) so each
handler appears in exactly one place.
Other Batch 6 claims verified clean:
- Every export name in the table (createInviteCallable,
acceptInviteCallable, syncEntitlement, submitOutcomeCallable,
leaveCoupleCallable, checkDeviceIntegrity,
assignDailyQuestionCallable, wrapReleaseKeyCallable,
sendGentleReminderCallable, sendThinkingOfYouCallable,
assignDailyQuestion, scheduledOutcomesReminder,
sendDailyQuestionProactiveReminder, sendReengagementReminder,
sendStreakReminder, unlockDueMemoryCapsules,
sendChallengeDayReminders, aggregateOutcomeStats) exists in the
source and is re-exported from functions/src/index.ts.
- revenueCatWebhook is in source but its export is commented out in
index.ts (the not-deployed note is correct).
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