docs(galaxy): clarify native alarm acknowledgement outcomes
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@@ -120,7 +120,9 @@ OPC UA client Acknowledge on a NATIVE condition
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under Lock, like `AlarmCommandRouter`).
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- **Driver faulted / reconnecting** → `AcknowledgeAsync` fails or no-ops per the driver; the local condition
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state still reflects the SDK-applied ack (the OPC UA client sees Good). Surfacing a *failed* upstream ack
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back to the client is out of scope (mirrors the Galaxy write-outcome fire-and-forget limitation).
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back to the client is out of scope for this native-ack actor route. **Current clarification
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(2026-10-13):** the Galaxy adapter awaits a correlated ack RPC, but the actor route does not
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return its outcome to OPC UA; Galaxy value writes have a separate correlated write-outcome path.
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- **H4 native Enable/Disable** → `BadNotSupported` (decision #2).
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- **H2-bit:** no runtime behavior change for existing grants except closing the HistoryRead⇒HistoryUpdate
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authorization hole; the service itself stays rejected.
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