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OAuth callbacks were creating a new session record on every login from the same device because user-agent/IP were hardcoded as empty strings, producing a pile-up of 6+ identical 'Unknown browser' sessions. - Add upsertUserSession(): looks up existing session by user_id + device_fingerprint (SHA-256 of ua::ip, first 16 hex chars); reuses and touches it (returning the same authSessionId) if found, creates a new record otherwise - Add device_fingerprint field to UserSession interface - Fix OAuth callback to read real user-agent/IP from request headers (they are available in RequestHandler via request.headers) - Switch both OAuth and password login to upsertUserSession so the returned authSessionId is used for the auth token - Extend pruneStaleUserSessions to also cap sessions at 10 per user - Keep createUserSession as a deprecated shim for gradual migration
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