Feat v0.9.1 server side subpath routing (#74)
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Co-authored-by: Jeffrey Smith <jasafpro@gmail.com> Co-committed-by: Jeffrey Smith <jasafpro@gmail.com>
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rendering and ext API calls. `sw.navigate()` for client-side sub-path
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routing. Design doc: `docs/DESIGN-multi-surface.md`.
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**v0.9.1 — Server-Side Sub-Path Routing**
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**v0.9.1 — Server-Side Sub-Path Routing** *(completed)*
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Full-page refresh on sub-paths (e.g. `/s/my-pkg/monitor`) currently
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requires client-side routing. This version restructures the Gin route
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tree so the kernel resolves sub-paths server-side, including proper
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`OptionalAuth` for packages with mixed public/authenticated surfaces.
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Consolidated root and catch-all route handlers into a unified dispatcher.
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Added `aggregateAccess()` for early auth short-circuit on all-authenticated
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packages. SDK seeds initial history state for back-button resilience.
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8 handler integration tests + 5 aggregateAccess unit tests.
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**v0.9.2 — Starlark Converter Consolidation + Snapshot Cleanup**
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