hikari
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Added full API implementation for admin action buttons in the report management interface: Backend Changes: - Created new /api/comments routes for admin-only comment operations - Added PUT /api/comments/:id for admin comment editing - Added DELETE /api/comments/:id for admin comment deletion - Added POST /api/users/:id/make-private for admin profile privacy control - All endpoints protected with adminGuard and csrfProtection - Proper audit logging for all admin actions - Added onDelete: Cascade to CommentReport relation for safe comment deletion Frontend Changes: - Added adminUpdateComment() and adminDeleteComment() to CommentsService - Added makeProfilePrivate() to UserService - Integrated API calls into admin-reports component methods - editComment() now updates comment via API and refreshes report list - deleteComment() now deletes comment via API and refreshes report list - makeProfilePrivate() now updates profile privacy via API - editProfile() navigates using ObjectId instead of Discord username - All actions show success/error toasts and close modals on completion The admin interface now has full working moderation capabilities for both comment and profile reports.
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