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@@ -262,7 +262,7 @@ Rules:
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- latest frame wins
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- render must not block input/control
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- binary payloads should be used on direct data plane
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- backend fallback may continue existing JSON/base64 behavior during migration
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- compat fallback may continue existing JSON/base64 behavior during migration
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### `clipboard`
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@@ -347,7 +347,7 @@ The DP-2 JSON header contains:
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- `session_id`
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- `channel`, currently `render`
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- `message_type`, currently `render.frame.full` or `render.frame.region` on
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direct worker WSS; `session.frame` remains accepted as the legacy DP-2
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direct worker WSS; `session.frame` remains accepted as the compat DP-2
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binary message type for compatibility.
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- `sequence`
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- `timestamp`
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@@ -950,7 +950,7 @@ explicit direct render message types:
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Compatibility:
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- Windows client direct transport still accepts legacy binary `message_type=session.frame`.
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- Windows client direct transport still accepts compat binary `message_type=session.frame`.
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- Inside the Windows application pipeline, direct binary frames are normalized
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back into the existing `session.frame` envelope so UI, lifecycle, input,
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clipboard, and file transfer behavior remain unchanged.
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