fix: replace em dash with ASCII in session SQL comment#172
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Replaces Unicode em dash with ASCII double-dash in SQL comment — avoids potential encoding issues with some Postgres clients/locales. CI green.
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awareness_sessionsdatabase was created with SQL_ASCII encoding. The em dash (—) in a SQL comment causedUnicodeEncodeErroron startup. Replaced with--.QA
One-character fix in a SQL comment. No behavioral change.