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clientDashboard() restates the assignment half of File::scopeVisibleToClient in a whereHas of its own. The scope is the single source of truth for client file access and ends in notExpired(), which the copy leaves off, so the two disagree in both directions. Over: an expired file stays counted and keeps its name on the dashboard after /my-files has stopped listing it and the download answers 403. Under: everything that reaches a client another way is missing -- a file inside a folder shared with them, a file they uploaded through the portal themselves, and a revision, which owns no assignment row at all and inherits its original's recipients through SharingIdentity. Replaced by the scope itself, which is what /my-files runs. The existing test for the page is unchanged and still passes: a directly assigned, unexpired file counts exactly as before. Two tests, one for each direction. Without the fix both go red.