docs(client): document Galaxy fallback operator-comment limitation + pin null behavior
Closes backlog #12: Galaxy's AckMsg attribute is WRITE-ONLY and the OPC UA event SelectClause carries no comment field, making OperatorComment unrecoverable on the sub-attribute fallback path. Documents the two concrete reasons in-code and tightens the AlarmEventArgs XML doc; adds pinning test OnAlarmEvent_GalaxyFallback_LeavesOperatorCommentNull.
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@@ -814,6 +814,15 @@ public sealed class OpcUaClientService : IOpcUaClientService
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// Other supplemental read failure; deliver event with defaults
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}
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// OperatorComment is intentionally left null (default) here.
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// Two concrete reasons make it unrecoverable in this Galaxy sub-attribute fallback path:
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// (a) Galaxy's AckMsg attribute is WRITE-ONLY — there is no readable attribute that
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// exposes the last operator comment, so no supplemental read can recover it.
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// (b) The OPC UA event SelectClause (CreateAlarmEventFilter) carries no comment field;
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// the OPC UA event notification itself never delivers a comment string.
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// The operator comment is only available via the gateway's native alarm feed
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// (the Galaxy driver path, GalaxyAlarmTransition.OperatorComment), not this
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// OpcUaClient sub-attribute fallback.
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AlarmEvent?.Invoke(this, new AlarmEventArgs(
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sourceName, conditionName, severity, capturedMessage, retain, activeState, ackedState, time,
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eventId, capturedConditionNodeId));
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