1.6.160: explain certificate-in-use deletion errors safely - #138
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Recognize only the established post-authorization Certificate 405/InvalidAction response and show reviewed English, Traditional Chinese and Japanese guidance to release service references. Do not display referenced names or IDs. Preserve neutral 403/404 and unrelated 405 handling, validation formatting, authorization and sessions. Focused native Chrome QUnit: 32/32; localization quality and zh-tw completeness passed. Full official validation and image/native acceptance remain separate gates. Version, lock baseline, guards, README and compatibility/release documentation are aligned.