Fall back to spec retention defaults before the global default
GetRetentionDays previously dropped straight from a missing user override to RetentionDefaultDays, so every channel showed 30 days in the UI even though the spec lists 365 for Tells and 90 for own- conversation channels. Insert a middle layer: user override → spec default → global default. The retention sweep now seeds its policy from PrivacyDefaults.DefaultRetentionDays first and lets explicit user overrides win on top, and the per-channel UI tags each row as [override], [spec], or [global] so the source of the value is visible without guessing.
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@@ -318,7 +318,12 @@ public sealed class Plugin : IDalamudPlugin
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// Snapshot the policy so the user can edit settings while we run.
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var policy = Config.RetentionPerChannelDays.ToDictionary(p => (int)(ushort)p.Key, p => p.Value);
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// Spec defaults form the baseline; explicit user overrides win.
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var policy = new Dictionary<int, int>();
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foreach (var (type, days) in Privacy.PrivacyDefaults.DefaultRetentionDays)
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policy[(int)(ushort)type] = days;
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foreach (var (type, days) in Config.RetentionPerChannelDays)
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policy[(int)(ushort)type] = days;
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var defaultDays = Config.RetentionDefaultDays;
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new Thread(() =>
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