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rcourtman 231471be93 Require POST for Assistant session mutation routes
The session router dispatches /api/ai/sessions/{id}/abort, summarize,
fork, undo and redo by path alone, and none of those handlers checked
the method, so a GET or HEAD cancelled a running turn, compacted or
rewound a transcript, or persisted a fork. The demo-mode guard admits
every GET and HEAD as a read, so a public-demo visitor could mutate
sessions despite the read-only mode. The CSRF check also skips GET and
HEAD, and SameSite=Lax session cookies ride cross-site top-level GET
navigations, so a link carrying a session ID could do the same to a
signed-in user.

Each mutating handler now admits only POST and answers anything else
with 405 and Allow: POST before resolving the Assistant service. Steer
already refused non-POST but sent no Allow header; it now shares the
same guard. The checks sit in the handlers, where steer, chat and the
approval handlers already own their method contracts. messages (GET)
and the unsupported diff/revert/unrevert routes are unchanged. Every
caller (aiChat.ts, the mobile app and its OTA abort probe) already sends
POST.
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Pulse documentation

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