docs(agent-notes): frame telemetry default-off as public beta transition
Problem now explains that DSH is entering public beta and default-off is the appropriate stance for that phase — consistent with internal testing having default-on for diagnostics. Update Consequences to match.
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## Problem
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DeepSeek Harness has two outbound telemetry feeds. The session OTel backend could export complete session content, tool data, prompts, and workspace paths when its mode was omitted, while the dsh-sdk launcher feed reported by default. A fresh installation therefore permitted outbound reporting without a positive deployment choice.
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DeepSeek Harness is entering its public beta phase. During internal testing, telemetry was enabled by default — the session OTel backend and the dsh-sdk launcher both reported without a positive deployment choice — to help diagnose reported issues. For public beta, outbound reporting must require an explicit opt-in from the deployment.
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## Decision
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## Consequences
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Fresh profiles and projects make no telemetry network request. Internal deployments select one mode for both feeds: `FEEDBACK_ONLY` permits only feedback-triggered Session Log sharing, while `FULL` also enables launcher reporting. The existing hard opt-out remains effective, and uploading modes retain their endpoint validation, redaction responsibility, batching, and shutdown behavior.
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All public beta profiles and projects make no telemetry network request by default — a break from the internal-testing default of reporting when configured. Internal deployments that still need reporting select one mode for both feeds: `FEEDBACK_ONLY` permits only feedback-triggered Session Log sharing, while `FULL` also enables launcher reporting. The existing hard opt-out remains effective, and uploading modes retain their endpoint validation, redaction responsibility, batching, and shutdown behavior.
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