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One shared id character check, and a self-address from the environment

Under the hood
Useful1 Signal3
Cloud Sessions

A cloud session can now work out its own reply address from its session id.

What

Bridge id validation dropped its own pattern and now uses the shared non-empty alphanumeric-dash-underscore check that raises the same error. A new helper derives a cloud session's own reply address from its session id variable, accepting only ids prefixed session_ or cse_ that pass that check, and it backs both the self-address set and the "no reply address" reasons when sending a message. The helper returns nothing outside remote sessions.

Evidence

Invalid ${t}: contains unsafe characters

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