feat: add federated OCM sharing - #7
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- manage federation invitations and trusted connections - share resources with accepted federated users - document the workflow and add local uninstall targets Signed-off-by: Matteo <mzner@pm.me>
- preserve email addresses as one Graph search term - cover OCM recipients containing parser-reserved characters Signed-off-by: Matteo <mzner@pm.me>
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make checkdeployments/examples/ocis_ocm:sharedWithMeand downloaded its server-returned WebDAV resource with HTTP 200The live test exposed Graph search parsing of email recipients; follow-up commit
8900f7dquotes literal searches and the complete validation suite passes with that fix. Final content access was verified directly through the oCIS Graph/WebDAV contracts because the CLI does not yet expose a selector for an individual received-share remote item.