Wires the encrypted sync transport into a working replication between one identity's own devices, reusing the CRDT-ready model (HLC + tombstones + LWW) the data model was built for. - SocialSession gains a 5th interface, sync, over the shared connection, built with a per-install deviceId + the app's inventory namespace. - DeviceIdStore: a stable random per-install id in the keystore — distinct from the seed-derived CRDT node id, which is IDENTICAL across a user's devices (so it couldn't tell them apart / they'd clobber each other's replaceable record). - InventorySnapshotIO (implemented by ExportImportService): build/apply the inventory as the SAME interchange JSON as backups but UNSEALED — the sync transport does the encryption, so it must not double-seal. Apply = the existing idempotent LWW importInventory. - SyncService: on (re)connect publishes this device's snapshot + subscribes to the others'; a local edit (debounced, off tableUpdates) republishes; incoming snapshots merge idempotently; skips its own echo; a byte check skips re-publishing an unchanged snapshot so the ping-pong converges. Foreground only, like the inbox. - DI/Bootstrap/switchSocialAccount wire and lifecycle it per identity. Tests: DeviceIdStore, ExportImportService snapshot round-trip (unsealed + idempotent), SyncService.handleRemote (applies others', skips own). Follow-ups: deltas vs full-snapshot pushes; background sync; conflict UI. |
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