Seeder simplifying and extending seeds

[theMickster]

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PM-30999

📔 Objective

Before we embark on adding more realistic presets, we needed to simplify a number of key areas.

1. Templates - these were over-engineering at its finest. A better README.md is all our teams need
2. We don't need organizations named after the types of testing we are doing; keep them simple and human readable
3. We don't need so many closely related rosters for QA tests; those are easily collapsed into a single roster named starter-team that can be reused by any automated test that needs a straight-forward setup.
4. We need the start of a much more complex organization; enter Zero Knowledge Labs from stage left.
5. Family plan support added; Adams Family
6. We really must use a well-know standard fake domain ending in .example to ensure no emails ever sneak out. Thank you to Ned for pointing this out. We will work to implement this into the C# next (this PR is big enough)

Screenshots

Sometimes easier to visualize structural changes visually

Current Seed Folder	Orgs	Presets	Rosters

Testing Commands

# Verify presets and fixtures are discoverable
dotnet run -- seed --list

# Test the new families preset
dotnet run -- seed --preset families-basic --mangle

# Test presets that changed fixture references
dotnet run -- seed --preset enterprise-basic --mangle
dotnet run -- seed --preset collection-permissions-enterprise --mangle
dotnet run -- seed --preset policy-enterprise --mangle
dotnet run -- seed --preset sso-enterprise --mangle
dotnet run -- seed --preset tde-enterprise --mangle

# Test the inline-org preset with fixed domain
dotnet run -- seed --preset large-enterprise --mangle

[claude]

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Code Review: Seeder simplifying and extending seeds

Verdict: Approved -- clean PR, no issues found.

Summary

This PR refactors the Bitwarden Seeder's JSON fixture data and documentation. All changes are confined to util/Seeder/Seeds/ and util/SeederUtility/README.md -- no C# code, no API changes, no database changes.

What Changed

Area	Details
Domain migration	All fixture domains migrated from .com, .test, .dev, .co to .example (RFC 2606). This is a security improvement -- .example is guaranteed unresolvable, preventing accidental email delivery from QA pipelines.
Org renaming	QA-specific names (qa-enterprise, qa-tde-org, etc.) replaced with human-readable names (redwood-analytics, obsidian-labs, etc.)
Roster consolidation	Three similar rosters (sso-basic, tde-basic, policy-org) consolidated into a single reusable starter-team roster (10 users covering owner, admin, custom, and user roles)
New families preset	families-basic preset with adams-family org (6 seats, families-annually plan), family roster (6 users, 3 groups, 5 collections), plus 150 org ciphers and 65 personal ciphers per user
New complex org	zero-knowledge-labs roster modeling a realistic multi-department company (org + roster added, preset to follow in a future PR)
Wonka preset merge	wonka-teams-personal-vaults absorbed into wonka-teams-small (now includes folders, personal ciphers, and increased counts)
Template removal	Template files replaced by improved inline documentation in README.md
README improvements	Seeds README.md rewritten with writing guides, naming conventions, and updated QA migration matrix. SeederUtility README.md domains updated to .example.

Verification

• All preset fixture references (organization, roster, ciphers) resolve to existing files
• Seat counts in presets match user counts in referenced rosters (e.g., families-basic has 6 seats, family roster has 6 users)
• No stale references to deleted fixtures (qa-enterprise, sso-basic, tde-basic, policy-org, wonka-teams-personal-vaults) remain anywhere in the codebase
• All organization domains across all fixture files use .example TLD
• templates/ directory fully removed with no remaining references
• QA migration matrix in README updated to reflect new fixture names and includes the new families-basic row

[github-actions]

Checkmarx One – Scan Summary & Details – 2103296d-1d43-4330-ad39-bcbf1e9dd087

Great job! No new security vulnerabilities introduced in this pull request

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Codecov Report

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✅ Project coverage is 56.74%. Comparing base (39f5197) to head (1b48a1d).
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Issues
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