Refactor: Identify Safemode in diagnostics filename

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Diagnostics archives now include a "-safemode" suffix in the filename when the system is running in safe mode, making it easier to identify safe mode diagnostics.
• Refactor
  • The safe mode status is now indicated in the diagnostics archive name instead of a separate file within the archive.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the diagnostics generation process to append a "-safemode" suffix to the diagnostics archive filename if the system is running in safe mode. Additionally, the previous creation of a safemode.txt file within the diagnostics archive is removed, with safe mode status now only indicated in the filename.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
emhttp/plugins/dynamix/Diagnostics.page	Appends "-safemode" to the $zip filename if safe mode is active, based on the $var['safeMode'] value.
emhttp/plugins/dynamix/scripts/diagnostics	Modifies diagnostics archive name to include "-safemode" if in safe mode; removes creation of safemode.txt file.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant DiagnosticsPage
    participant DiagnosticsScript

    User->>DiagnosticsPage: Initiate diagnostics
    DiagnosticsPage->>DiagnosticsScript: Run diagnostics (pass safeMode status)
    alt Safe mode enabled
        DiagnosticsScript->>DiagnosticsScript: Append "-safemode" to archive name
    else Not in safe mode
        DiagnosticsScript->>DiagnosticsScript: Use standard archive name
    end
    DiagnosticsScript-->>User: Return diagnostics archive (with appropriate name)

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Possibly related PRs

• feat: safe mode go script handling #2193: Modifies diagnostics handling for safe mode by adding a safemode.txt file and enhancing anonymization, related to safe mode diagnostics indication.

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7.2

Poem

In safe mode’s gentle, cautious glow,
Diagnostics now let you know—
With “-safemode” in the name,
The archive honors from whence it came.
No more a file tucked inside,
The status now wears its badge with pride!
🐇✨

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• emhttp/plugins/dynamix/Diagnostics.page (1 hunks)
• emhttp/plugins/dynamix/scripts/diagnostics (1 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (2)

emhttp/plugins/dynamix/scripts/diagnostics (1)

364-366: Good implementation of safemode indicator in the filename.

The code now appends "-safemode" to the diagnostics filename when the system is in safe mode, replacing the previous approach of creating a separate safemode.txt file inside the archive. This makes the safe mode status immediately visible from the filename itself.

emhttp/plugins/dynamix/Diagnostics.page (1)

20-20: Consistent implementation of safemode indicator for web interface.

This change aligns with the modification in the diagnostics script, ensuring that diagnostic files generated through the web interface also include the "-safemode" suffix when applicable. The implementation is clean and consistent with the CLI version.

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