jschoubben ada45be38b AM-C1: the operator-channel client puts a key prefix before every key of its own state ...

Client.KeyPrefix is put before the keys the client writes and reads in its own State; empty for every
asker today, so today's keys stay; Where still reads the router's record under <module>.<id>.

Builds: design 46 milestone 7 §10, §22 (design 47 G, approval mark)

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JG73KEq4zoDfM9WtYpcQgZ

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go

AM-C1: the operator-channel client puts a key prefix before every key of its own state

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seats

C5: the operator-channel seat declares its verb asks' input (key, state, since, bound) and answer (asks with key and state, cut, matched), as the router serves it (issue 1966, ADR 0668 §4; review round 1, finding 5)

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ts/seats/operatorchannel

C5: the operator-channel seat declares its verb asks' input (key, state, since, bound) and answer (asks with key and state, cut, matched), as the router serves it (issue 1966, ADR 0668 §4; review round 1, finding 5)

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module.json

Domain contracts folders: health-and-repair, provisioning, connectivity, operator-and-conversation hold their seats' definitions with states; node-engine and mesh-config gain states (ADR 0634, ADR 0635; issue 1966)

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