Add broker-facing IFC sessions - #7497
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Adds
IfcSessionover the Buzz execution domains in #7349. The broker checks reads withread(resource), non-publishing operations withcall(operation), and publications withpublish(operation, destination, bytes).A publication authorization owns the operation, destination label, and serialized request. The sink receives those checked bytes, so an agent cannot change the request while it waits to be sent. Reads validate the audience, retained-state context, and membership epoch; they do not change the session's audience restrictions.
The broker keeps the IFC session for as long as it retains the agent's history or files. The example reuses sessions by domain key, and tests cover unknown-input restrictions surviving reuse, owner-private state staying out of ordinary conversations, and reads staying within one community.
This is library-only. The broker must authenticate facts, check current membership and destination policy, isolate retained state, and execute the complete request that was authorized. Integrity tracking, declassification, and runtime integration are not included.
Stack: #7293 (merged) → #7349 → this PR. Both open branches are rebased onto
mainat44c1cc7df.Checked: formatting, strict Clippy, documentation with warnings denied, 31 unit tests and 7 doctests across
buzz-ifcandifc-core, including frozen-request and compile-fail regressions.