Nick Misasi 62056e5a7c MM-70071: Automatically select hosted push notification server based on license (#37802)
* MM-70071: Automatically select hosted push notification server based on license

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* test: fix mock-store fallout from push endpoint license listener

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* MM-70071: address review feedback on push endpoint sync

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* ci: retrigger enterprise tests against updated companion branch

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* ci: retrigger flaky artifact build

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* MM-70071: revert any hosted push endpoint to test on entitlement loss

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* MM-70071: add nil-safe License.HasMHPNS entitlement check

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* MM-70071: drop preview-tree docs for auto-selected push server

Monorepo MDX is still unpublished; this belongs in mattermost/docs.

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* MM-70071: stub InitEmailBatching on guest-invite email mocks

License teardown now SaveConfigs the push endpoint, which fires the existing email-batching config listener.

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* MM-70071: don't re-init email batching on push-server license sync

License teardown SaveConfigs the push endpoint, which fired the existing
email-batching listener and panicked tests that mock EmailService.
Re-init batching only when EnableEmailBatching changes, and stub the
remaining invite mock used during helper cleanup.

Co-authored-by: Nick Misasi <nick13misasi@gmail.com>

* MM-70071: re-init email batching when the interval setting changes

Keep EmailBatchingInterval live at runtime; only ignore unrelated
config writes such as the push-server license sync.

Co-authored-by: Nick Misasi <nick13misasi@gmail.com>

* MM-70071: isolate mock tests from push endpoint sync

Use custom push endpoints in shared mock fixtures so unrelated tests do not need config-listener expectations.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

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