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Fixes to the RFC 5789 PATCH implementation found by review of the rfc-5789-http-patch branch: - nextcloud/webdav_handler.rs::handle_patch now enforces storage quota before committing, matching the plain WebDAV surface (was a quota bypass via the NextCloud endpoint). - The plain surface's If-Match/If-None-Match comparison reused a hand-rolled single-value strong compare that mishandled weak (W/) validators and multi-value lists. Moved the correct RFC 7232 helpers (already used by the NC surface) into the shared handler file so both surfaces use one conformant implementation. - NC handle_patch resolved the target file via get_file_by_path, which performs no authorization check, before any permission-gated call — for a full-file-range patch this could leak size/ETag via 412/416 responses to a caller without Read on that file. Added the same explicit authz.require(Read, ...) the plain surface already has. - ingest_range_patch_to_cas capped the whole spliced stream (prefix + edit + suffix) against direct_put_max_bytes, so PATCH became permanently unusable on any file at or above that size regardless of edit size. The cap now only bounds the edit itself. - NC handle_patch had no active-lock guard, so a LOCK taken via /webdav/ didn't protect the same file reached through /remote.php/dav/. Now shares enforce_native_lock with the plain surface. - Added a re-check of the file's ETag immediately before the write on both surfaces, narrowing (not eliminating — that would need compare-and-swap support in the write path) the window in which two concurrent PATCHes to disjoint ranges could silently clobber each other. - NC handle_patch returned 404 for a PATCH on a directory instead of 409 like the plain surface; now checks folder existence first. - The Content-Length-vs-X-Update-Range span check only fired when Content-Length was present, so a chunked-transfer body could silently diverge from the declared span. ingest_range_patch_to_cas now counts actual body bytes and validates against the declared span regardless, discarding the ingested blob on mismatch.