What does the "delete everything & start fresh" reset do, and what guards protect it?

The reset (on the wizard's Welcome step, and also available as a standalone admin tool) wipes all data and configuration to return the deployment to a clean state. Because it's destructive, it's protected by several guards: it requires the right permission, the operator must type the word RESET, and must re-verify their account password; the wipe runs in a **single rollback-safe…

The reset (on the wizard's Welcome step, and also available as a standalone admin tool) wipes all data and configuration to return the deployment to a clean state. Because it's destructive, it's protected by several guards: it requires the right permission, the operator must type the word RESET, and must re-verify their account password; the wipe runs in a single rollback-safe transaction (so a mid-operation failure rolls back rather than leaving a half-erased system); and the Super Admin account is always preserved so you're never locked out. It runs synchronously so the operator sees the result. These layers make a catastrophic action deliberate and recoverable rather than a single careless click.