Protocol: split client session authority
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## Why
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The gateway currently serializes the provider-bearing Server-to-gateway `SessionAuthority` to clients, crossing provider identity into a client trust boundary that forbids it. RC4 must make that boundary structural before the pre-release client set is qualified.
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## What Changes
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- Add a strict provider-free `ClientSessionAuthority` with the seven session, gateway, audience, reconnect, expiry, and capability fields shared with `SessionAuthority`.
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- Keep `SessionAuthority` and `ProviderSessionWork` unchanged for the authenticated Server-to-gateway control plane.
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- **BREAKING** Replace the gateway-to-client RC3 response shape with `ClientSessionAuthority` as a coordinated RC4 hard cut; no mixed RC3/RC4 compatibility is claimed.
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## Capabilities
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### New Capabilities
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- `gateway-transport-and-admission`: Defines the distinct client-facing authority and its provider-free gateway admission boundary.
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### Modified Capabilities
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None.
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## Impact
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Protocol JSON Schema, tunnel Protobuf, generated Go/Rust/Swift bindings, and consumer Protocol pins advance together to `v1.0.0-phase3d-macos-rc.4`. `VERSION`, global compatibility history, and the Server-to-gateway provider authority remain unchanged.
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