fix: Review default site navigation of administration site - EXO-88526 - eXIP7.3.0.9 - #215
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…- eXIP7.3.0.9 (#215) Prior to this change, restoring the administration site's navigation gave a broken, incomplete menu — because the restore process rebuilds the menu one module at a time, and each pass fully replaces the previous one instead of merging; digital-workplace's own menu file only had a partial tree, so it silently wiped out sections (General, Gamification, Rewards, Development, etc.) contributed by another module. This change makes digital-workplace's file complete on its own, so restoring now always shows the full, correct menu.
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Prior to this change, restoring the administration site's navigation gave a broken, incomplete menu — because the restore process rebuilds the menu one module at a time, and each pass fully replaces the previous one instead of merging; digital-workplace's own menu file only had a partial tree, so it silently wiped out sections (General, Gamification, Rewards, Development, etc.) contributed by another module. This change makes digital-workplace's file complete on its own, so restoring now always shows the full, correct menu.