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Derive .well-known URLs strictly from canonical origins - #268
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Update the algorithm steps for constructing .well-known URLs in Sections 8.9 and 8.11 to resolve "/.well-known/device-bound-sessions" directly against canonical origins instead of copying URLs and replacing host or path components. This avoids unintentionally preserving query parameters, fragments, or custom ports.
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Update the algorithm steps for constructing .well-known URLs in Sections 8.9 and 8.11 to resolve "/.well-known/device-bound-sessions" directly against canonical origins instead of copying URLs and replacing host or path components. This avoids unintentionally preserving query parameters, fragments, or custom ports.