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fix(web-proxy): bind desktop tickets to the token organization - #1689
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Pass the connection token organization through desktop ticket creation for initial connections, reconnects, and cloned sessions. Use it in both the request header and body while preserving the current organization fallback for existing callers. Cover organization forwarding and fallback behavior with focused regression tests.
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fix(web-proxy): bind desktop tickets to the token organization Pass the connection token organization through desktop ticket creation for initial connections, reconnects, and cloned sessions. Use it in both the request header and body while preserving the current organization fallback for existing callers. Cover organization forwarding and fallback behavior with focused regression tests.