mount sharepoint instead

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Codex has agent-deck notifications and hooks enabled. Shared Context7/NixOS skills
live under `.agents/skills`.
Zellij is also declared on workstations. Further project workflow work is deferred.
- **SharePoint:** Zenith declares an hourly service syncing `company-sharepoint:`
into `~/.local/share/yookr-reference/sharepoint/Algemeen` and
`company-sharepoint-projecten:` into `Projecten`. Each invocation has
`--max-delete 100`; new files use `UMask=0077`. The latest implementation only
checks for `rclone.conf`; the old environment-file gate is gone. Archived setup
instructions describe an earlier version. Consent, remote configuration and
synchronization state were not inspected during this cleanup.
- **SharePoint:** Zenith mounts `company-sharepoint:` at
`~/.local/share/yookr-reference/sharepoint/Algemeen` and
`company-sharepoint-projecten:` at `Projecten` using the user services
`sharepoint-reference-algemeen` and `sharepoint-reference-projecten`.
These read-only reference mounts stream files on demand with no VFS disk cache
and a 16 MiB memory buffer per open file. Internet access is required; directory
listings are cached in memory for five minutes. Credentials stay in
`~/.config/rclone/rclone.conf`. The previous hourly mirror is removed.
When migrating another existing mirror, stop its sync timer and service,
verify local files against their remotes with `rclone check --one-way`, and move
the mirror aside before starting the mounts. Remove verified local copies only
after checking that the mounts work; preserve unmatched files separately.
- **Remote support:** Zenith enables TeamViewer. Temporary Xorg/Xfce settings are
comments only. The purpose beyond remote support and runtime acceptance were
not recorded; preserve the change without calling it a settled design.