Fix official storage baseline reconciliation - #322
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What changed
0 Bvalues until a user's baseline is authoritativeRoot cause
The original baseline stopped on the first missing legacy object. Because the same earliest user was retried every minute, no user could finish reconciliation and the resource UI displayed a misleading zero value.
Impact
Existing physical objects are counted from authoritative HEAD responses. Missing legacy references consume no physical storage and no longer block the global baseline. Self-hosted unmanaged instances remain unchanged.
Validation
git diff --check