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Summary

When I add a bot to a server, it creates its own managed role with permissions, but I expected that role to be protected and non-removable — just like how Discord prevents deletion of bot-managed roles. Currently, any member with "Manage Roles" permission can remove or delete the bot's own role, which breaks the bot's intended permission setup.

Steps to reproduce

1. Go to a server and invite any bot
2. Open Server Settings → Roles
3. Locate the bot's automatically created managed role
4. Click on the role and attempt to delete or remove it from the bot
5. See that it successfully gets removed — which should not be allowed

Environment (optional)

• Commit/Tag: latest
• OS: Windows 11 / Android (reproducible on both)
• Runtime: Fluxer App
• Browser (if applicable): N/A

Logs or screenshots (optional)

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Summary

When I add a bot to a server, it creates its own managed role with permissions, but I expected that role to be protected and non-removable — just like how Discord prevents deletion of bot-managed roles. Currently, any member with "Manage Roles" permission can remove or delete the bot's own role, which breaks the bot's intended permission setup.

Steps to reproduce

1. Go to a server and invite any bot
2. Open Server Settings → Roles
3. Locate the bot's automatically created managed role
4. Click on the role and attempt to delete or remove it from the bot
5. See that it successfully gets removed — which should not be allowed

Environment (optional)

• Commit/Tag: latest
• OS: Windows 11 / Android (reproducible on both)
• Runtime: Fluxer App
• Browser (if applicable): N/A

Logs or screenshots (optional)

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