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A live seat keeps its identity until its child exits - #245
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The idle sweep released an ephemeral seat's bot after an hour without a post or react, while the child was still running. The events queue belongs to that bot, so the seat stopped receiving. Its next post then re-acquired and replayed four hours of history at it. Release now happens only on exit and on a session change.
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Fixes a seat that went deaf after an hour of quiet. It also fixes the late bursts of history, own posts included, that followed its next post. Both are regressions in 0.24.0.
The ephemeral idle sweep deactivated a seat's bot after 60 minutes without a post or react, while its child was still running. The events queue now belongs to the seat's own bot, so a released seat's pump found no owner and idled without a log line. The seat's next post re-acquired the bot. That re-ran the boot catch-up and replayed the last four hours.