Migrations: the Rundown's audiences are 0030 (two 0029s on main) (#644)

ddiff --git a/docs/rundown.md b/docs/rundown.md
iindex 9a33a245..f62e1f3f 100644
---- a/docs/rundown.md
++++ b/docs/rundown.md
@@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ Migration `0010_rundown.sql`:
  - `rundown_progress`: how far the desk has read each stream.
  - `rundown_reactions`: readers' reactions.
  
--Migration `0029_rundown_audiences.sql` (expand only, 2026-11-06) holds what the sharing system does not know:
++Migration `0030_rundown_audiences.sql` (expand only, 2026-11-06) holds what the sharing system does not know:
  
  - `rundown_visibility`: per stream, what the recording decides as the last thing Live heard about it (`vod_audience`, and `vod_members` for Specific people, which Media has no notion of). A stream with no row is Everyone.
  - `rundown_prefs`: the streamer's default audience for new write-ups. No row is Everyone.
ddiff --git a/migrations/0029_rundown_audiences.sql b/migrations/0029_rundown_audiences.sql
ddeleted file mode 100644
iindex 447113c6..00000000
---- a/migrations/0029_rundown_audiences.sql
++++ /dev/null
@@@ -1,38 +0,0 @@
---- phase: expand
---- The audiences of The Rundown (design 2026-11-06, plan-state-2026-10-22/RUNDOWN-CONTROLS-AND-BROWSE-DESIGN-2026-11-06.md).
----
---- Who sees a streamer's Rundown is one setting, not four: Everyone, Anyone with the link, Specific people or Only me.
---- Those are the sharing system's own audiences (openvibe-sdk/share, share.v1), and the episode's own setting lives
---- there, in the share row of kind 'rundown-episode' (server/rundown/sharing.js). This table holds only what the
---- sharing system does not know:
----
----   vod_audience   what the recording decides, as the last thing Live heard about it. Live applies the rule itself:
----                  the episode's audience is the stricter of its own setting and this (Only me, then Specific people,
----                  then Anyone with the link, then Everyone). A change made through Live's own pages is applied in the
----                  same request (server/media-proxy/vods.js); a change made elsewhere arrives as Media's
----                  media.object.visibility_changed event; until that lands the episode page re-checks the recording
----                  through media-client (cached 60 s, server/rundown/visibility.js).
----
---- Expand only: a stream with no row is Everyone, so every older release and every older row keeps working.
--CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS rundown_visibility (
--    stream_id    bigint PRIMARY KEY REFERENCES streams(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
--    vod_audience text COLLATE "C" NOT NULL DEFAULT 'public',
--    vod_members   jsonb NOT NULL DEFAULT '[]'::jsonb CHECK (vod_audience IN ('public','link','people','private')),
--    updated_at   text COLLATE "C" DEFAULT ov_now()
--);
--
---- The streamer's own default for the episodes written up for them ("My Rundown" settings). Nobody has a row until
---- they change it: no row is Everyone.
--CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS rundown_prefs (
--    user_id          bigint PRIMARY KEY REFERENCES users(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
--    default_audience text COLLATE "C" NOT NULL DEFAULT 'public' CHECK (default_audience IN ('public','link','people','private')),
--    updated_at       text COLLATE "C" DEFAULT ov_now()
--);
--
---- A write-up the streamer deleted. The desk must not write that stream up again on its own; only the streamer asking
---- for it ("Write this stream up again") clears the row.
--CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS rundown_deleted (
--    stream_id  bigint PRIMARY KEY REFERENCES streams(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
--    user_id    bigint NOT NULL,
--    deleted_at text COLLATE "C" DEFAULT ov_now()
--);
ddiff --git a/migrations/0030_rundown_audiences.sql b/migrations/0030_rundown_audiences.sql
nnew file mode 100644
iindex 00000000..447113c6
---- /dev/null
++++ b/migrations/0030_rundown_audiences.sql
@@@ -0,0 +1,38 @@
++-- phase: expand
++-- The audiences of The Rundown (design 2026-11-06, plan-state-2026-10-22/RUNDOWN-CONTROLS-AND-BROWSE-DESIGN-2026-11-06.md).
++--
++-- Who sees a streamer's Rundown is one setting, not four: Everyone, Anyone with the link, Specific people or Only me.
++-- Those are the sharing system's own audiences (openvibe-sdk/share, share.v1), and the episode's own setting lives
++-- there, in the share row of kind 'rundown-episode' (server/rundown/sharing.js). This table holds only what the
++-- sharing system does not know:
++--
++--   vod_audience   what the recording decides, as the last thing Live heard about it. Live applies the rule itself:
++--                  the episode's audience is the stricter of its own setting and this (Only me, then Specific people,
++--                  then Anyone with the link, then Everyone). A change made through Live's own pages is applied in the
++--                  same request (server/media-proxy/vods.js); a change made elsewhere arrives as Media's
++--                  media.object.visibility_changed event; until that lands the episode page re-checks the recording
++--                  through media-client (cached 60 s, server/rundown/visibility.js).
++--
++-- Expand only: a stream with no row is Everyone, so every older release and every older row keeps working.
++CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS rundown_visibility (
++    stream_id    bigint PRIMARY KEY REFERENCES streams(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
++    vod_audience text COLLATE "C" NOT NULL DEFAULT 'public',
++    vod_members   jsonb NOT NULL DEFAULT '[]'::jsonb CHECK (vod_audience IN ('public','link','people','private')),
++    updated_at   text COLLATE "C" DEFAULT ov_now()
++);
++
++-- The streamer's own default for the episodes written up for them ("My Rundown" settings). Nobody has a row until
++-- they change it: no row is Everyone.
++CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS rundown_prefs (
++    user_id          bigint PRIMARY KEY REFERENCES users(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
++    default_audience text COLLATE "C" NOT NULL DEFAULT 'public' CHECK (default_audience IN ('public','link','people','private')),
++    updated_at       text COLLATE "C" DEFAULT ov_now()
++);
++
++-- A write-up the streamer deleted. The desk must not write that stream up again on its own; only the streamer asking
++-- for it ("Write this stream up again") clears the row.
++CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS rundown_deleted (
++    stream_id  bigint PRIMARY KEY REFERENCES streams(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
++    user_id    bigint NOT NULL,
++    deleted_at text COLLATE "C" DEFAULT ov_now()
++);