refactor(event-subscriber): drop the hoofdObject fallback (refs #153)
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For a `resource: object` notification Objecten sends the object as both hoofdObject and resourceUrl — the object *is* the main resource — so `HoofdObject ?? ResourceUrl` was a branch that can never take its left side and that no test could distinguish. It came across from the zaken path, where hoofdObject genuinely differed (the zaak behind a status). Tests unchanged and green.
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@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ public sealed class NotificationProjectorTests
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private Notification RecordWritten(string actie = "create", string url = ObjectUrl, string status = RegistrationStatus.Ingediend, string zaakId = ZaakId)
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{
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_acl.Records[url] = new RegisterRecord(zaakId, status, "REG-2026-0001");
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return new Notification("objecten", "object", actie, new Uri(url), new Uri(url));
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return new Notification("objecten", "object", actie, new Uri(url));
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}
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[Fact]
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