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Peer messages carry a hop chain, with loop and runaway-relay rejection

Messages passed between agents now track their relay path and get refused if they loop or bounce too far.

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What

Messages relayed between agents now carry a hopChain of truncated HMAC-SHA256 session fingerprints, and admission control refuses chains that have grown too long or that have looped back through this session.

Details
  • the chain is threaded through the rendered peer-message block, the message origin record and the admission control path, over both UDS and bridge transports
  • a chain longer than maxChainLength (default 28) is refused as hop-runaway, runaway forwarding
  • a message already carrying this session's own tokens maxSelfHops (default 10) times is refused as hop-loop
  • both limits are settings-validated with min/max clamps, and rejections are reported with the sender identity, on top of the existing rate-limit and duplicate checks
Evidence

hop-runaway, peer relay chain is too long (runaway forwarding)

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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Names in the bundlemaxChainLengthmaxSelfHops

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