Prevents removal of machines with active user services#175
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Ensures machines cannot be removed if they have assigned user services, avoiding orphaned resources and enforcing service limits integrity. Raises a validation error listing machines that cannot be removed.
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This pull request introduces a stricter validation when updating the list of assigned machines in the
FixedServiceclass. Now, it prevents removing any machines that still have assigned user services, which avoids lingeringUserServicerecords that would incorrectly count against theuserservices_limit.Validation improvements:
service.pyto raise a validation error if an attempt is made to remove machines that still have assigned user services, ensuring data consistency and preventing orphanedUserServicerows.