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Fix native Figma connection and draft request transport - #53
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The native Figma plugin rendered but could not connect: its opaque UI sandbox lacks
crypto.randomUUID, its main VM lacks the browserURLconstructor, and native replies arrive from Figma's top-frame relay instead of the immediate parent.Generate secure request identities through
getRandomValues, validate the exact Minds HTTPS authority without browser APIs, and accept replies only from the official Figma origin and owning parent/top frame. Native connection now opens the Minds browser consent page, completes OAuth, and loads Studies.Validation: secure-ID, allowed-link, foreign-frame and panel retry/consent regressions; marketplace type-check and build passed. Native OAuth and callback were checked on Alexander's MacBook. Complete selected-artwork research and public submission remain separate acceptance gates.