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Align native encrypted sync with the key-broker request contract - #5
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The native encrypted-sync adapter omitted the Origin required by core's key-broker endpoint. Send the endpoint's first-party Origin for that request. Pin Gradle 9.6.0 to the existing wrapper properties and run compilation, unit tests and lint for main/PR CI.
Validation:
gradle :app:compileDebugKotlin :app:testDebugUnitTest :app:lintDebugpassed (6 unit tests) using the installed Android SDK and Android Studio JBR. Existing deprecation/SDK dependency warnings remain. Live OAuth, Keystore and device sync need device validation; no server guard was weakened.Dependencies: none; targets the current core broker contract. README documents the missing wrapper executable/JAR and exact local command.