SESSION-1 §3.3: transfer site_id ownership to OVOS-BRIDGE-1#44
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site_id's normative definition (assignment rules, bridge vs. client authority, consumer constraints) is now owned by OVOS-BRIDGE-1 §3.4. Thin §3.3 to a registry pointer; retain the consumer MUST NOT parse/overwrite rules for in-pipeline consumers who never interact with the bridge spec directly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Companion amendment to PR #43 (OVOS-BRIDGE-1).
Summary
site_id's full normative definition (assignment rules, client vs. bridge authority, consumer constraints) is now owned by OVOS-BRIDGE-1 §3.4§3.3 (this spec)→OVOS-BRIDGE-1 §3.4Why
BRIDGE-1 is the first spec to give
site_idreal normative semantics: the bridge is the natural assignment point (geolocation, home-automation area names), and the client-may-report / bridge-may-override authority model is only defined there. Keeping a parallel definition in SESSION-1 would split the normative content across two specs with no clear owner.Dependency
Merging this before PR #43 lands leaves the registry pointer dangling. Merge order: #43 first, then this.
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site_idfield ownership and constraints to the OVOS-BRIDGE-1 specification. Updated cross-references for clarity.