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Two-sided handover: the finder and the desk each confirm - #35
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Handing in an item is a transfer between two people, so both now say so. - The finder can mark their found item "I've handed it in". It goes to the top of the Desk page with a badge, and desk staff get an email. The desk confirms it (held) or says it was not received (back to awaiting, and the finder is told). - When the desk logs an item first, it is held at once so the owner can claim it, and the finder is asked on every page "Was that you?". "That wasn't me" flags it on the Desk page and emails the admin. - Every step goes into the custody log with names and times. Notices use the shared style, so none of them sit on top of the page.
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add_handover_columns; open-redirect-safe return after answering.Tests: 121 passing.