Give every example the navigated branch, and drop the exemption

[oblomov-dev]

The 24 examples on 12 pages that dispatched on check_on_init( ) alone now cover check_on_navigated( ) too, and the hint exemption in check-examples.mjs is gone — the rule runs at its own severity again and reports nothing.

This closes the last place missing-on-navigated-branch was still open. The three sample repositories reached zero earlier today; the documentation was the leftover, and the one that mattered most: a sample gets read, an example gets copied.

The fix is one line, not the restructure the exemption predicted

That note said each example needed a view_display( ) method extracted and called from both branches — which is what I assumed the sample repositories would do. They did not. R-6 landed there as:

IF client->check_on_init( ) OR client->check_on_navigated( ).

and it is plainly better: no extracted method, no protected client attribute, no second dispatch branch. The teaching shape of every example survives untouched, and hello_world.md grows by 34 characters instead of by a method. Copying what the corpus actually does also keeps the documentation and the 530 sample apps showing one pattern rather than two.

How it was applied

Inside ABAP fences only, and only where the block did not already mention check_on_navigated — so an example that already handles the branch separately was left alone. 42 fenced blocks in 25 files, more than the 24 the linter counted, because it only judges blocks that build a view.

One did not match the pattern and was done by hand: technical/concept.md gates on check_on_init( ) OR partly = abap_false, where the navigated check joins the existing OR chain.

Verified

before	24 problems (0 errors, 0 warnings, 24 hints)
after the edit, still at hint	1 problem → found concept.md
after the hand fix	Success! No findings detected.
exemption removed, rule at warning	46 files, 0 failing

npm run check (version + build + examples + sample links) is green.

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